Along meadows and short wooded areas, you hike from Admont to the Enns. Numerous benches and small bridges line this path and invite you to linger. The peaks of the Gesäuse, which dominate the Enns valley, form the backdrop.
Various activities along the way offer the opportunity to experience nature, learn more about the habitats and their inhabitants, and make the hike playful.
General information about the path, accessibility, and activities along the way at http://www.wohlfuehlwege.at/wege/ennsweg
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More information about the path and barriers at http://www.wohlfuehlwege.at/wege/ennsweg
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The peaks of the Gesäuse, which dominate the Enns valley, form the backdrop.
The path begins below the Hotel-Restaurant Spirodom in Admont. Following the road past the hotel, we immediately reach the Eichelauweg, which we follow until reaching the Enns bridge. At first, we walk along a row of trees to the right of the Enns, behind which a narrow footpath is hidden. At the end of the row of trees, we reach an old arm of the river directly at the Enns.
Subsequently, the path runs over numerous open meadows, offers beautiful views of the surrounding mountain landscape – especially the gateway to the Gesäuse – and crosses small streams repeatedly. Occasionally, the gallery forests along the Enns provide shade. Finally, we arrive at the bridge over the Enns. From there, we walk back the same way. Alternatively, you can continue to the Buchauer federal road, where you reach the bus stop “Hall bei Admont – Grabnerhof.” (Check timetables!)
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Admont can be reached by bus via Liezen and Ardning.
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