BergeSeen Trail 23 Etappen

Thanks to its well thought-out routing, the Salzkammergut BergeSeen Trail makes the dream of many people who love the Salzkammergut come true: To be on the road for twenty-three (or more) days, on a round trip from Gmunden over the Attersee to St. Wolfgang, over to the Mondseeland and into the Salzburger Land to the Fuschlsee, past the Hintersee and across the Osterhorngruppe, over the high pastures of the Postalm back to the Wolfgangsee and further to Bad Ischl, on the Katrin and to the Goiserer Hütte, high above Gosau towards the Dachstein, from the Salzberg down to Hallstatt and from the Hallstätter See through the Koppental into the Styrian Ausseerland, past the Ödensee and via Hinterbergtal to the Tauplitzalm, in a wide arc to the Grundlsee, up into the Tote Gebirge and through its northern falls to the Offensee, further to the Almsee, through the Almtal and finally via the Laudachsee back to the starting point. If this list makes you gasp for breath, remember that many a drop of sweat can be saved by using the bus and train, boat or cable car.

Detailed information on the individual stages can be found at trail.salzkammergut.at.

For all stages you will need hiking or mountain boots with a treaded rubber sole as well as wind- and rainproof clothing.

A change of clothes and a small first-aid kit should also be in your backpack. How much food you pack depends on the number of stops you make. In any case, you should take enough to drink. Telescopic poles are especially helpful when going downhill.

Mit freundlicher Zurverfügungstellung des Textes durch den KOMPASS-Verlag und Wolfgang Heitzmann.

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