Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Show elevation profileRest stops
Mödlinger HütteHess-Hütte
Admonter Haus
Safety information
The Waterfall Path (3rd stage) requires surefootedness and a head for heights and is not recommended when wetRoadbook
Mödlinger Hütte
Hess-Hütte
Admonter Haus
Natterriegel 2065 m
Public transport
Railway line through the Enns Valley, Admont stationDirections
From Radstadt through the Enns Valley, or from Linz via the Pyhrn motorway to AdmontParking
In public parking lots in Admont. Not in residential areas - that leads to fines!Coordinates
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Equipment
Normal hiking equipment; for inexperienced hikers on the waterfall path possibly a via ferrata setLocalization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Weather at the starting point
Statistics
Autumn mood accompanies us on the first stage of our route through the Gesäuse. Fog drifts in the valley, while the Rifflspitze welcomes us with ...
The second day of the Gesäuse route first leads down to Johnsbach, and then back up to the Heßhütte.
The Waterfall Trail is the highlight of this stage: steeply down to the Enns via ladders. Afterwards, it is a sweaty climb up to the Buchsteinhaus ...
If the weather is good, you can also include the Großer Buchstein – otherwise, continue to the Bucher Sattel and to the Grabner Alm.
The last stage of the Gesäuse route leads to the Admonter House and two summits, before a long descent back to Admont follows

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