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WANDERN! Dort Führt Der Bettlersteig Gemächlich Hinab Zur Bewirtschafteten Fink- Vom Parkplatz Führen Der Forstweg (Weg Nr www.wildkogel-arena.at Wanderungen Wanderungen Wanderungen Über den Bettlersteig Habachtal Untersulzbachtal Obersulzbachtal Along the Bettlersteig Hikes Hikes Hikes Tälerverbindung Valley Connection Habachtal Untersulzbachtal Obersulzbachtal Wegbeschreibung: Bramberg (819 m) | Enzianhütte (1.312 m) | Almgasthof Alpenrose Neukirchen Ghf. Schütthof (856 m) | Nationalpark Schaubergwerk Neukirchen | Hopffeldboden (1.050 m) | Kampriesenalm (1.415 m) | Der Bettlersteig verbindet die beiden Sulzbachtäler. Man fährt am bes- (1.384 m) | Alte Moa-Alm (1.410 m) | Neue Thüringer Hütte (2.212 m) Hochfeld | Stockeralm (1.280 m) | Finkalm (1.385 m) Berndlalm (1.514 m) | Postalm (1.700 m) | Kürsingerhütte (2.558 m) ten mit dem Tälertaxi von Neukirchen in das Obersulzbachtal bis zur Gehzeiten / walking times: Gehzeiten / walking times: Gehzeiten / walking times: Berndlalm. Von dort geht der Aufstieg zur Bettler Scharte am Fahrweg (vom Parkplatz/from parking area Habachtal) Enzianhütte 1 ½ h | (vom Parkplatz/from parking area Einödbrücke und vom/and from (vom Parkplatz/from parking area Hopffeldboden) Kampriesenalm 1 h | entlang zur Berndl Hochalm. Hier zweigt der schmale Wandersteig ab, Almgasthof Alpenrose 2 h | Alte Moa-Alm 2 ¼ h | Neue Thüringer Ghf. Schütthof) Stockeralm 2 ¼ h | Finkalm 2 ½ h Berndlalm 1 ½ h | Postalm 2 ½ h | Kürsingerhütte ca. 5 h führt leicht ansteigend zur Kampriesen Hochalm und von dort in stei- Hütte ca. 5 h | Übergang von der/crossing from Neue Thüringer Hüt- leren Serpentinen hinauf auf die 2.002 m hohe Bettler Scharte. Dort Wegbeschreibung: Wegbeschreibung: te via Larmkogelscharte (2.933 m) zur/to Neue Fürther Hütte im/in lohnt sich eine längere Rast mit herrlichem Rundumblick. Der Abstieg Ausgangspunkt ist der Gasthof Schütthof in Sulzau, wo sich auch Ausgangspunkt ist der Parkplatz Hopffeldboden im Obersulzbach- Hollersbachtal ca. 4 h in das Untersulzbachtal führt über die mäßig geneigte Hochalm und der Parkplatz befindet. Von hier folgt man der südwärts führen- tal. Von der Ortschaft Neukirchen wandert man in 2 h zum Hopffeld- quert, über sehr steiles Gelände abfallend, die Wechselklamm. Von Wegbeschreibung: den Straße zum Naturdenkmal Untersulzbach-Wasserfall. Man boden. Nun wandert man am besten entlang des Venedigerweges WANDERN! dort führt der Bettlersteig gemächlich hinab zur bewirtschafteten Fink- Vom Parkplatz führen der Forstweg (Weg Nr. 56/918) und getrennt steigt entlang des Rundweges in Sichtweite des Wasserfalles (Weg taleinwärts, Wanderweg ohne Verkehr. Der Venedigerweg führt links alm oder Stockeralm. Der Rückweg nach Neukirchen folgt entlang dem davon der Smaragdweg (mit interessanten Stationen, nur für Wande- Nr. 22 B) bergauf und wandert entlang des neuen Geolehrweges ins zum Bach hinab und auf der östlichen Talseite meist durch Wald Untersulzbachtalweg oder kann mit dem Tälertaxi von der Stockeralm rer, größtenteils mit dem Kinderwagen befahrbar) leicht ansteigend Untersulzbachtal. zur Kampriesenalm. Einige Minuten hinter den Almhütten zweigt aus erfolgen. Der Bettlersteig führt teilweise über steiles Gelände vorbei an der Enzianhütte und dem Almgasthof Alpenrose und endet links vom Forstweg ein Weg ab, auf dem man ohne Höhenverlust und ist nur für geübte Wanderer mit entsprechender Ausrüstung zu kurz nach der Alten Moa-Alm. Ab hier geht es auf einem Wanderweg Tipp: Es besteht die Möglichkeit, abzusteigen oder taleinwärts zu den folgenden Graben quert und gleich darauf den Forstweg zur empfehlen. Die Gehzeit von der Berndlalm über den Bettlersteig zur weiter hinauf über den steilen, anspruchsvollen Noitroi-Steig bis zur wandern. Vorbei an der Knappenwand (Epidotfundstelle), leicht an- Berndlalm erreicht. Alternativ kann man über den Fahrweg (Weg Nr. Stockeralm oder Finkalm beträgt 3 bis 3 ½ h. Neuen Thüringer Hütte (Weg Nr. 58A) oder man wandert über den steigend abwechselnd am linken und rechten Bachufer der Stocker- 12/914) bis zur Berndlalm wandern. Zur Postalm wandert man ca. 1 h UNSER PERFEKTER URLAUBSTAG etwas längeren, aber nicht so steilen Wanderweg (Weg Nr. 58/918). alm entgegen. Alternative: ca. 500 m vor der Stockeralm geht man entlang des Fahrweges weiter. Weitere Wandermöglichkeiten: Glet- Directions: OUR PERFECT HOLIDAY IN THE Ausdauernde Wanderer können über die Larmkogelscharte (2.933 m) rechts über die Brücke und folgt dem etwas steilen Weg zur Finkalm, scherweg, Seebachsee, Kürsingerhütte, 1 ½ Tages-Tour Großvenediger, The Bettlersteig connects the two Sulzbach valleys. We recommend STUNNING WILDKOGEL-ARENA und die Neue Fürther Hütte ins Hollersbachtal absteigen (2-Tages- welche man nach ca. ½ h Gehzeit erreicht. Großer Geiger, Keeskogel, Klettersteig, Natura Trail Blausee … taking the valley taxi from Neukirchen to Obersulzbachtal as far as Wanderung). Für Gipfelstürmer führt der Weg ab der Larmkogel- the Berndlalm. From there, make your way up to Bettler Scharte gap Directions: scharte über den Südgrat zum Gipfel des Larmkogels (3.017 m). Directions: Habachtal Untersulzbachtal and along a lane to the Berndl Hochalm. Here, the narrow hiking trail The trailhead is Hopffeldboden car park in Obersulzbachtal. From Obersulzbachtal This hike sets out from Gasthof Schütthof in Sulzau, also where you branches off, taking you slightly uphill to the Kampriesen Hochalm and Directions: the village of Neukirchen, set out on a hike taking 2 hrs. to the Hop- can park your car. From here, head down the road leading south to from there through steep switchbacks up to the Bettler Scharte (elev. From the car park, the forestry lane (No. 56/918) and, separate ffeldboden. From here, we recommend walking along the new Vene- Untersulzbach Waterfall natural monument. Make your way uphill 2,002 m). There it’s worthwhile enjoying a lengthier break to soak in the from this, the Smaragdweg (with interesting info stations, for digerweg into the valley (hiking path free of traffic). The hiking path with the waterfall in sight (path No. 22 B), and hike along the new marvelous panoramas. The descent to Untersulzbachtal leads across hikers only, generally also accessible to prams) climb gradually drops down on the left to the stream and takes you along the eastern Geolehrweg into Untersulzbach valley. the gently dropping Hochalm, and then takes you through the steeper up past the Enzianhütte and Almgasthof Alpenrose, ending just side of the valley, mostly through forest, to the Kampriesenalm. A few terrain of Wechselklamm gorge. Now the Bettlersteig leads you on a past the Alte Moa-Alm. From here, make your way up a hiking minutes beyond the alpine huts a path branches off to the left from Tip: There is an option to drop back down or hike on into the val- gentle descent down to the Finkalm or the Stockeralm, where refresh- path, the steep and challenging Noitroi-Steig as far as the Neue the forestry lane, via which, without losing any elevation, you cross ley. Past the Knappenwand (site of epidote finds), climbing gently ments are available. The return hike to Neukirchen leads along the Thüringer Hütte (trail No. 58A), or you can hike along the some- the subsequent trench and immediately reach the forestry lane lead- and switching between the left and right banks of the stream, to- Untersulzbach valley path, or you can simply ride the valley taxi back what longer, but not so steep hiking path (No. 58/918). Hikers with ing to the Berndlalm. The alternative to hike to the Berndlalm, is to wards the Stockeralm. Alternative: Before the Stockeralm, make a from the Stockeralm. The Bettlersteig takes you across steep terrain extra stamina can hike down via Larmkogelscharte gap (2,933 m) hike via the street (way no 12/914). To the Postalm it is approx. 1 hrs right across the bridge and follow the somewhat steeper path to the in parts and is only recommended for experienced hikers with ap- and the Neue Fürther Hütte to Hollersbach valley (2-day hike). For more along the road. More hiking possibilities: Gletscherweg, See- Finkalm, which you will reach after about a ½ hr. walk. propriate equipment. Actual time on trail from the Berndlalm via the summiteers, the path from Larmkogelscharte leads via the south bachsee, Kürsingerhütte, 1 1/2 day-tour Großvenediger, Großer Geiger, Bettlersteig to the Stockalm or Finkalm is 3 to 3 ½ hrs. ridge to Larmkogel summit (3,017 m). Keeskogel, Klettersteig, Natura Trail Blausee … Gehzeiten Täler Auf 2 Rädern in der Natur Bramberg Valley trail times 2-wheeling in nature am Wildkogel Gratis Verleih von Smaragdschürfen Kindertragen und Wanderschuhen Digging for emeralds Borrow child carriers Habachtal and hiking boots, free! ab Sportanlage/from sports grounds Neukirchen Faszination Smaragd Mountainbike und E-Bike Verleih Kindertragen- und Wanderschuh-Verleih Wildalm 1.894 m 3 h 2 x wöchentlich von Mitte/Ende Mai – Anfang/Mitte Oktober Die Hohen Tauern im Visier, die Sonne im Rücken: die Wildkogel- Mit der Nationalpark Sommercard oder der Gästekarte … Krimmler Achental ab Parkplatz, from parking area Mit dem „Smaragdexpress“ geht es von Bramberg ins Habachtal Arena ist ein Paradies mit vielen Touren auf über 800 km Strecke … verleihen wir kostenlos Kindertragen in den Tourismusbüros. Schönangerl 1.300 m ¾ h bis zum Almgasthof Alpenrose. Dort werden die verschiedensten in der Ferienregion Nationalpark Hohe Tauern. Für jedes Alter, … verleihen wir kostenlos Buggies bei Intersport Harms Neukirchen Veitenalm 1.578 m 2 ½ h Mineralien, vor allem aber Smaragde gesucht und gewaschen. Um für Familien ebenso wie für Fans individueller Trails. Mountain- und im Tourismusbüro Bramberg. Nur
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