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Kulmberg LoopPhoto: Wiener Alpen in Niederösterreich - Bad Schönau
A short hike from Kulm to the Kulmberg and back again
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
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We want your hikes in the Vienna Alps to be an enjoyable and safe experience in every way. Therefore, please note the following:
Preparation
When choosing a route, make sure it matches your mountaineering experience and physical fitness. Check the weather forecast in advance. The weather in the mountains can change surprisingly quickly. Therefore, always set out with the appropriate gear (e.g., rain gear).
Check to see if the huts and snack bars you plan to visit along the way are open. Let someone know your route and your planned return time before you set out.
You can find more safety tips for your hike here.
Tips and suggestions
Nearby:
Haßbach Parish Church
"WABAWIE" Adventure Playground, Haßbach
"Haßbacher Braueck" Brewery
Kulm Chapel
Vienna Alps in Lower Austria, www.wieneralpen.at, +43 / 2622 / 78960
Hours: Mon–Thu 8:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m. / Fri 8:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Roadbook
At the chapel in Kulm, turn left before the gravel pit and walk up into the forest (good view of Kulm and Hollabrunner Riegel). Head steeply uphill to the right toward the Kulmbergspitze, then walk back a short distance and turn right through the forest toward Margaretenhof. Turn left at the road, then immediately left again to return to Kulm.
Directions
Take the B 54 to Warth, then take Zottlhofstraße to Thann; keep left and continue on to Kulm
via L 143 from Neunkirchen; turn left at Gramatl and continue to Kulm
Take the A2 to the Seebenstein exit, then the Grimmenstein exit
via the S6, take the Neunkirchen exit
Parking
Parking spaces in the immediate vicinity
Coordinates
Book recommendations for this region:
Equipment
Always bring appropriate maps with you. Wear sturdy shoes suitable for the hike, and bring sunscreen, rain gear, water, and a light snack. Bring your cell phone and save the mountain rescue emergency number: 140
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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