Gesäuse route - Stage 5: Grabneralm - Admont
From the Grabneralm, the path initially leads up to the Admonter House – where you can leave your luggage before climbing the Mittagskogl and the Natternriegel. If you have time and inclination, you can also include the Hexenturm. There is also the alternative of reaching the Admonter House via the Grabnerstein (secured trail) instead of the direct route.
Back at the Admonter House, it's a good idea to rest before the long descent back to Admont through a beautiful beech forest.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Admonter HausRoadbook
From the Grabneralm via trail no. 636 to the Admonter House. Trail no. 634 leads to the two summits and back.
Just below the Admonter House, trail no. 633 branches off to Hall and Admont. In the lower section, there are several options that meet the road at different points (trails no. 627, 633, and 635).
Natterriegel 2065 m
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Public-transport-friendly
Ascent to the Grabneralm from the Buchauer Sattel (see stage 4 of the Gesäuse route) – reachable by bus from AdmontDirections
Through the Enns Valley or via the Pyhrn motorwayCoordinates
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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