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· Steyr and the National Park Region
Gamsstein via Gschwendtalm (Brunnbach, Großraming)
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(c) Kraushofer, Upper Austria Tourism AssociationPhoto: Nationalpark Kalkalpen, Nationalpark Kalkalpen
Hike to the managed Gschwendtalm and its scenic "home mountain" - the Gamsstein. For the hike there and back, allow about 3 hours of walking time.
Author’s recommendation
Please don't forget to save the route "offline" before you start (top right), as mobile reception in the forest wilderness of the national park is not always available.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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GschwendtalmTips and suggestions
Roadbook
Diagonally opposite the Gschwendtalm car park, a paved road leads to Plaißahäusl. Here the hiking trail No. 491 branches off to the left to Gschwendtalm. Just under 320 meters in altitude or 50 minutes walking time, the well-trodden path winds through the forest to the alpine meadows of the Gschwendtalm. After the alpine building, continue over the scenic alp, briefly through a wooded section, and reach a forest road. Again, you reach alpine terrain. Past the hunting lodge the path becomes steeper again. It leads over alpine terrain first on a grassy ridge and then to the summit of the Gamsstein. Gschwendtalm - Gamsstein approx. 50 minutes walking time.
The return is along the same path. As a reward for the effort of the ascent, there is a delicious alpine snack on the Gschwendtalm that should definitely not be missed!
Gschwendtalm
Directions
From Steyr or Weyer via Eisenstraße (B 115) to 4463 Großraming, cross the bridge over the Enns opposite the petrol station, turn left and then follow the signs to Brunnbach. After about 6.5 kilometers you reach the "Gschwendtalm" car park, which is located on the right side of the road.
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Gschwendtalm car parkCoordinates
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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