Feichtau-Hütte

The northern ascent to the highest peak of the Sengsengebirge follows the normal route through the Nockkar.

From Feichtau, the Rottalsattel can be reached unmarked along the Seehagelmauern via trail traces; from there, ascent options are available to the ...

The Hoher Nock can alternatively be climbed via the NE ridge with easy climbing through partly brittle rock.

Short hike from the Feichauhütte to the Sonntagsmauer. No difficulties.

At an elevation of 1963 m, the Hoher Nock is the highest mountain in the Kalkalpen National Park.

Alpine pasture hike in the Kalkalpen National Park

Scenically very beautiful and demanding mountain route to the Hoher Nock, the highest summit of the Sengsengebirge.

The most frequently used approach to the Feichtauhütte leads from Hopfing (Ramsau near Molln) across the military training area and then roughly ...

Cold, lonely and interesting route with crossing of the military training area, hardly any closure times in winter. For the winter hike or snowshoe ...

In addition to the well-traveled ascents from Ramsau/Hopfing (via the military training area) and from the Bodinggraben (via the Blumauer Alm), ...

Garsten and Windischgarsten are connected not only by name but also by the hiking trails No. 467 (from Steyr to the Feichtaualm), No.

The Feichtauhütte is located somewhat remote from access by public transport in the midst of the Kalkalpen National Park. It is known from earlier ...

At 600 hectares, the Feichtau is the largest of the 20 “bestoßenen” (farmed) alpine pastures in the Kalkalpen National Park. The rustic forest ...

The "normal route" to the roof of the SengsengebirgeAt 600 hectares, the Feichtau is the largest of the 20 managed alpine pastures in the national ...

▶ From the Jaga­häusl 01, a 2.3-km-long forest road runswestward along the Blöttenbach stream to the Blumauer Alm 02. You’ll hike across the alpine ...