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Bahnhof Gstatterboden 3 Std. Weg Nr.641
St. Gallen Eisenzieher 5 Std. Weg Nr.641
Gipfel:
Gr. Buchstein 2224 m
Normalweg (2,5 Std., über Wengerweg (Schwierigkeitsgrad II) oder Südwand-Klettersteig: je ca. 2 Std.
diverse Kletterrouten in jedem Schwierigkeitsgrad
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from €16.50Address
BuchsteinhausGstatterboden 31
8913 Weng im Gesäuse
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Directions
Von Linz und Graz auf der A9 Pyhrn-Autobahn bis Abfahrt Ardning und weiter auf der B146 nach Admont dann weiter in das Gesäuse bis Gstatterboden. Von Salzburg auf der A10 Tauern-Autobahn und der B146, Ennstal-Bundesstraße, über Schladming und Liezen nach Admont und Gstatterboden.
Von Wien fährt es sich am schnellsten über die A2 Südautobahn, den Knoten Seebenstein auf die S6 Semmering-Schnellstraße bis St. Michael. Dort wechselt auf die A9 Pyhrn-Autobahn. Die Ausfahrt Traboch nehmen und weiter über den Präbichl und Eisenerz ins Gesäuse. Oder nach dem Knoten Selzthal die Ausfahrt Admont-Gesäuse bei Ardning nehmen. Weiter über Hieflau im Osten oder Admont im Westen in den Nationalpark Gesäuse bis Gstatterboden.
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Access trail to the mountain hut
Ascent to Buchsteinhaus - short break - continue towards Gr. Buchstein
Abstieg vom Buchsteinhaus nach Übernachtung
Demanding hike in the Gesäuse National Park Low light and noise, climbing routes/paths nearby!
Recommendations nearby
An impressive wall climb with magnificent views along a diagonally running band system. Apart from easy walking passages, the via ferrata is ...
Demanding hike in the Gesäuse National Park Low light and noise, climbing routes/paths nearby!
Challenging traverse of the Großer Buchstein from the National Park Pavilion in Gstatterboden via the Buchsteinhaus to Eisenzieher – featuring ...
The Großer Buchstein is that solitary, massively towering mountain which first catches the eye of anyone approaching the Gesäuse from Admont.
Varied, alpine sport climbing route, which is excessively well secured with bolts and thus almost has "pleasure" character!
Ennstalerhütte - Haindlkarhütte From box seat to box seat: In the face of the famous Gseis north face on the way from the Ennstalerhütte to the ...
The freestanding rock giant demands quite a lot from those who want to climb it. On the one hand, some elevation meters must be overcome; on the ...
Challenging sport climbing route at Buchstein on great limestone.
Routes to neighboring mountain huts
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recommended route
Stage 3
Gesäuse round - stage 3: Heßhütte - Buchsteinhaus
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16.2 km
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7:15 h
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1,488 m
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1,633 m
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recommended route
Stage 4
Gesäuse route - Stage 4: Buchstein house - Grabner Alm
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18.6 km
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7:30 h
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1,426 m
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1,574 m
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Buchsteinhaus
8913 Weng im Gesäuse
+43 6132 26991320 https://buchsteinhaus.naturfreunde.at E-mail: buchsteinhaus@naturfreunde-badischl.at
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Varied, alpine sport climbing route, which is excessively well secured with bolts and thus almost has "pleasure" character!
The Großer Buchstein is that solitary, massively towering mountain which first catches the eye of anyone approaching the Gesäuse from Admont.
Challenging traverse of the Großer Buchstein from the National Park Pavilion in Gstatterboden via the Buchsteinhaus to Eisenzieher – featuring ...
An impressive wall climb with magnificent views along a diagonally running band system. Apart from easy walking passages, the via ferrata is ...
Demanding hike in the Gesäuse National Park Low light and noise, climbing routes/paths nearby!
Challenging sport climbing route at Buchstein on great limestone.
Ennstalerhütte - Haindlkarhütte From box seat to box seat: In the face of the famous Gseis north face on the way from the Ennstalerhütte to the ...
The freestanding rock giant demands quite a lot from those who want to climb it. On the one hand, some elevation meters must be overcome; on the ...
Easy as far as the Buchsteinhaus, from there only for experienced hikersThe first part of the ascent to the Buchsteinhaus is a great way to pass ...
Ascent to Buchsteinhaus - short break - continue towards Gr. Buchstein
Abstieg vom Buchsteinhaus nach Übernachtung
Demanding hike in the Gesäuse National Park Low light and noise, climbing routes/paths nearby!
The Waterfall Trail is the highlight of this stage: steeply down to the Enns via ladders. Afterwards, it is a sweaty climb up to the Buchsteinhaus ...
If the weather is good, you can also include the Großer Buchstein – otherwise, continue to the Bucher Sattel and to the Grabner Alm.

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