Fuschl – Ellmau - Eibensee

From the bus stop Fuschl town center, the path leads left past the parsonage, crosses the highway underpass, first encounters a Kneipp station, then a herb garden, and shortly thereafter is surrounded by a bunch of funny dwarfs at the Rumingmühle. The dwarf path branches off to the left; path 13 initially continues straight along the creek and only turns left into the rising hillside forest in the open valley floor. On the east side of the ridge descending from Ellmaustein, our route crosses the highway and passes the Kleiner-Kapelle, following the steep, sometimes muddy Eibensee trail 13b. Here, with the nearby bus stop St. Gilgen Pöllach (on the right), there is the first option to return to Fuschl. The dilapidated Eibenseealm stands at the highest point of the loop after a sweaty 45 minutes; shortly after, trail 13b branches off downwards to the still well-camouflaged Karsee on the right. Pleasant bays and also a small tent-like wooden shelter await at the Eibensee. The further route runs along the east shore and then crosses the Wildmoos high moor, following the 3.5 km long Dragon path down to the highway. On the left is the stop Fuschl Abzw. Eibensee, a direct boarding option, or the path continues 15 minutes further into the town of Fuschl.