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Stage 58
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· Berchtesgaden Alps
01A Northern Alpine Trail, E25 (variant): Werfen – Erichhütte
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MarketplacePhoto: Tourismusverband Werfen, Tourismusverband Werfen
From Werfen we go upriver along the Salzach to Grießl, cross the Imlaubach, ascend along the ridge to Reitsam and pass the former GH Hölln. After about half an hour, we steeply follow the switchbacks up to the left (south). We soon leave this forest road going straight ahead before our path turns right in many hairpin bends toward the Steinalm and higher up to the Mitterfeldalm. Under the Mandlwand, we descend to the Arthurhaus. Walking slightly downhill, we continue to the Riedlingalm (refreshment stop on the left side of the path). Next is an ascent to the Widdersbergeralm (refreshment stop), then the route proceeds under the cliffs of the Hochkönig in a curve into the Birkkar, and after some ups and downs, we reach the beautifully situated Erichhütte.
(From: "Austrian Long-Distance Trail 01 (Northern Alpine Trail)", self-published by the ÖAV section Long-Distance Walkers.)
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Erich-HütteSafety information
Well-developed hiking and alpine pasture paths, no special safety aspects.Tips and suggestions
Current information on the Austrian long-distance trails can be found at http://www.alpenverein.at/weitwanderer/Roadbook
Werfen (548 m, C) – Mitterfeldalm (1,669 m, 12 km, 4 hrs) – Arthurhaus (1,502 m, C, 2 km, ¾ hr) – Erichhütte (1,545 m, C, 10 km, 2 ¾ hrs)
C = control point (stamping location).
Path 401A and Via Alpina (violet route), total 24 km, 7 ½ hrs.
Erich-Hütte
Public transport
Bus connections Maria Alm – Hinterthal – Saalfelden, with train connection here.Coordinates
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Equipment
Hiking or mountain boots, bivouac sack, usual mountain equipment and possibly trekking poles.
Each backpack should contain: rain, cold, and sun protection, first aid kit, mobile phone (European emergency number 112), sufficient fluids, regional hiking map.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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