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3-day hike Gerstreitalm via Filzmoosalm
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HeugathalmPhoto: Tourismusverband Großarltal, Tourismusverband Großarltal
Beautiful multi-day circular route directly from the town center of Großarl.
Day 1:
On the first day of this hike, you will leisurely walk to the Heugathalm and further on to the Gerstreitalm.
Day 2:
Refreshed, the next day you will reach the Saukaralm. The view from here is simply unique. The Hohe Tauern, the Hochkönig, as well as the Tennen and Hagen mountain ranges make this pasture one of the most beautiful viewpoints in the Großarltal. Via the Spatkar, you pass the Trögseen. These "Lacken" are small moor lakes that are especially refreshing for your feet in high summer. Along the ridge, you reach Gründegg. Here, you then descend to the Loosbühelalm and continue to the Filzmoosalm.
Day 3:
Awakened by cowbells and freshly energized from a delicious alpine breakfast, on the third day you trek uphill to Filzmoossattel and Filzmooshöhe, where a summit cross lovingly crafted in detail stands. Looking back now, you can see the mighty Draugstein. Ascent to Filzmooshörndl, from where you have a wonderful view of the surrounding mountains as well as a fantastic summit experience. The descent goes to Stangersattel and then to the Remsteinkopf. At the Bichlalm, you can make a last stop and enjoy a traditional snack before heading back via Himmelsleiter to the starting point in the town center of Großarl.
Author’s recommendation
Bichlalm is one of the scenic alpine pastures in the Großarltal. Just below the pasture, there is a bench where you can especially enjoy the view.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Roadbook
Day 1: Drive to the town center of Großarl (parking available at the ENI gas station Viehhauser). Hike to the recreational center up to the intersection (north town entrance) – about 250 m along the main road downstream until the turnoff to the right with a sign pointing to Heugathalm, 1,235 m (trail no. 66). Uphill along the freight and forest road to Rosensteinbauer, then uphill again on the paved freight road to Scheibelbrandbauer – continue on the forest road to Heugathalm (approx. 1 1/2 h). Ascent past the Gölleralm (not operated) to Gerstreitalm, 1,575 m (approx. 1 1/2 h). Overnight stay at Gerstreitalm. Total walking time: approx. 3 hours
Day 2: Ascent on trail no. 65A, then 65 to Saukaralm, 1,820 m (approx. 1 h). Hike along trail no. 64 to Gründegg, 2,168 m (approx. 2 h) ridge hike along trail no. 64 then no. 60A to Loosbühelalm, 1,769 m (approx. 1 1/4 h) then trail no. 63 to Filzmoosalm, 1,710 m (approx. 3/4 h). Overnight stay at Filzmoosalm. Total walking time: approx. 5 hours
Day 3: Ascent on trail no. 57, 720 to Filzmoossattel, 2,062 m (approx. 1 1/4 h) continue on trail no. 64 to Filzmooshörndl, 2,189 m (approx. 3/4 h). Descent to Stangersattel, continue on trail no. 64 to Remsteinkopf, 1,945 m (1 1/4 h). Descent on trail no. 56 to Bichlalm, 1,731 m (approx. 1/2 h). Descent via Himmelsleiter, no. 56 back to the town center of Großarl (approx. 2 h). Total walking time: approx. 5 3/4 hours
Gründegg, 2.168 m
Filzmooshöhe, 2.103 m
Filzmooshörndl, 2,189 m
Remsteinkopf, 1,945 m
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Postbus line no. 540, hiking taxi GrossarltalGet Timetable to destination
Directions
Take the Postbus line no. 540 or your own car to the town center of Großarl or drive to the parking lot at the Viehhauser gas station and then ascend from the town via Hertas Rast up to the Vorderstadluck parking lot.
Parking
Parking available at the Viehhauser gas station
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Equipment
Hiking boots with a profile sole, some fruit, drinks (reusable bottles), wind and rain protection, toiletries, warm clothes and change of clothes, flashlight, mini first aid kit, hiking map, sunscreen, chocolate or muesli bars, …
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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