Nature trails in Gesäuse

A mining history hike from Radmer to Johnsbach

Adventurous circular walk with forest cultural monuments in the community of Landl and Gams in the footsteps of Hans Gasteiger, builder of the Reiflinger Rechen

Adventurous circular walk with forest cultural monuments in the community of Landl and Gams in the footsteps of Hans Gasteiger, builder of the Reiflinger Rechen

On a bold boardwalk construction, visitors "float" at a comfortable height above a pristine example of the intact riparian landscape along the Enns River. All stations operate from May to October, and depending on weather and snow conditions, the path is accessible year-round.

Wildalpen - Hopfgarten - Jausenstation Karin´s Stubn - Krumpenalm - Holzäpfeltal - Jausenstation Astrid - Wildalpen with audio guide

Starting point for this short meditation path is the mountaineers' cemetery Johnsbach. The path leads through idyllic mixed forest, slightly ascending, past the wayside shrines of the painter Helmut Witte, which depict various parables from the Bible. The end point is a small platform with wonderful views down into the 5 km long Johnsbach valley in front.

Family hike that is particularly enchanting in May, June and July due to the special wealth of species of alpine flowers.

The special thing about the Rauchbodenweg is that, despite the easy terrain, you can still look deep down. On the one hand, you can see down to the Enns, which roars tirelessly along. On the other hand, you can look up into the legendary rock world of the Gesäuse. There is an unforgettable view into the Haindlkar with the Peternpfad and there the striking Hochtorgruppe greets you. And all this in just an hour's walk.

At 6 stations along a pretty walk around the famous Admont Monastery, this exciting theme trail (of the "Styrian Medieval Literature Trails" network) introduces its audience to one of Admont Monastery's most important medical writings, the so-called "Admont Bartholomew", through short text excerpts and splendid medieval illustrations.