Access from Kaltenleutgeben to Kammersteinerhütte
From Wiener Graben in Kaltenleutgeben, you hike on an easy path to Kammersteinerhütte, where you are culinary spoiled, and from the Josefswarte directly next to the house, there are magnificent views into the wide landscape...
Easy access to Kammersteinerhütte from the bus stop at Wiener Graben in Kaltenleutgeben.
From the Josefswarte, located directly next to Kammersteinerhütte, you can look far into the land in all directions and on clear days even far into the Vienna Basin and up to the Leitha Mountains.
Food and drink are well provided, and hikers are always spoiled with culinary delicacies.
In the 13th century, there was a castle nearby. The name Kammersteinerhütte goes back to the Kammerstein ruins.
Current opening hours can be found on the homepage:
Author’s recommendation
Not far from the starting point, a small detour to the quarry lake, which lies idyllically in the forest, is worthwhile.
We are here in the Teufelsstein/Fischerwiesen nature reserve, please take note.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Kammersteiner-HütteSafety information
In rain, snow, and ice, the ascent and descent can be slippery and slick. The short steep section immediately before the hut can be bypassed via the forest path. Nevertheless, a steeper climb cannot be avoided, and crampons are always helpful in snow and ice.
In all emergencies, please do not hesitate to call mountain rescue at number 140.
Tips and suggestions
The access is good to walk year-round. Caution is advised in wet and snowy conditions.
https://www.kammersteinerhuette.at/
I am happy to answer your questions and always welcome comments and reviews about the route. Own photos from you are also great.
There are further beautiful approaches to Kammersteinerhütte from Perchtoldsdorf and from Giesshübl.
We are here in the Teufelsstein/Fischerwiesen nature reserve, please take note.
Roadbook
After the bus stop, we walk about 200 m towards Sulz (towards the town center) and turn left, walking between the houses and over the small bridge in the backyard.
There, we turn left and follow the hiking trail for about 100 m. Then a narrow path leads right up towards Kammersteinerhütte (yellow signpost).
The path curves above the quarry. After a short time, we pass the Buch Bründl.
When we reach the forest road again, we can follow the signpost straight ahead to Kammersteinerhütte. The path is quite steep and not so easy to walk on when wet or snowy. You can also follow the forest road to the right and after about 300 m reach a junction turning left to the hut, which is also well signposted.
Kammersteiner-Hütte
Public transport
From Vienna, the Wiener Graben stop in Kaltenleutgeben can be reached by Bus 255 from Wien Liesing.
From the opposite direction from Sulz, take Bus 255 to Wiener Graben as well.
Liesing is very well accessible by ÖBB.
Directions
Coming from Vienna via the A21 to the Perchtoldsdorf exit, then follow the signs to Kaltenleutgeben.
From Sankt Pölten via the A21, exit at Perchtoldsdorf and follow the signs to Kaltenleutgeben.
Parking
Parking is available in the town center or partly in the side streets.Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
Author’s map recommendations
Freytag & Berndt, WK 011 Wienerwald, 1:35,000
Kompass hiking map Wienerwald volume 208
Book recommendations for this region:
Equipment
Backpack, snacks, water bottle, rain jacket, hiking boots, map of the area or AV app on the phone, first aid kit, hat, fleece sweater and gloves depending on weather and season.
In snow and ice, crampons and poles are very helpful on the partly steep paths...
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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