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Salzburg‘s Lungau region Information General at a glance Alpine Summer Fabulous Hikes to Alpine Tarns Tarns Hikes to Alpine Fabulous Tours from Lake to Mountain from Tours Flavor of the High Country Flavor Hut and mountain lake hiking in Salzburg‘s Lungau region Ferienregion Salzburger Lungau Parks & Nature Trails Theme Rotkreuzgasse 100 A-5582 St. Michael T +43 (0)6477 8988 F +43 (0)6477 8988-20 [email protected] www.lungau.at WITH THE FRIENDLY ASSISTANCE OF 101 Table of Contents Alpine tarns and huts in Salzburg‘s Lungau region General Information Page 3 Fabulous Hikes to Alpine Tarns Page 4 Tours from Lake to Mountain Lake Page 28 Flavor of the High Country Page 45 General Information General Theme Trails & Nature Parks Page 95 In conclusion, the Salzburg’s Lungau Holiday Region wishes to thank: • Dr. Gertraud Steiner for authoring the editorial texts, • Mr. Peter Bayr for his descriptions of the alpine hut and lake routes, as well as for compiling cartographical materials, • Mr. Hannes Modl for his descriptions of the alpine hut and lake routes, as well as for his wealth of ideas during the creative and realization process, and also • all of the owners, managers and staff of our region’s alpine huts. Without their support and dedication, it would not have been possible to produce this brochure. Additional Reading on this Topic: Fabulous Hikes to Alpine Tarns Tarns Hikes to Alpine Fabulous • Dr. Gertraud Steiner: Winkelwelt. Sagen aus dem Lungau. Wolfgang Pfeifenberger Verlag 1999 • Dr. Gertraud Steiner: Sagen und Mythen entdecken auf Salzburger Almen. Tyrolia Verlag 2005 Credits Publisher: Ferienregion Salzburger Lungau Rotkreuzgasse 100, A-5582 St. Michael T +43 (0)6477 8988, F +43 (0)6477 8988-20 [email protected], www.lungau.at Edition 2019 Editorial Texts: Ferienregion Salzburger Lungau, Dr. Gertraud Steiner. Mag. Franziska Lipp, Hannes Modl, Reisebüro lehenauer, Bacher Reisen, Franz Gfrerer Tours from Lake to Mountain from Tours Photo Credits: SalzburgerLand Tourismus GmbH (pp. 31), Salzburg´s Lungau region (pp. 1,17,28,80,82,94,97,99), G.A.Service GmbH (pp.100), Naturepark Riedingtal (pp.7), Zederhaus Tourist Office (pp. 5,6,9,45,53,77,34), H. Modl (pp. 8,10,13,15,18,19,22,23,24), P. Macheiner (pp. 11), Bergbahnen Lungau (pp. 12,74,87), Weißpriach Tourist Office (pp. 16), P. Kröll (pp. 20, 21), Muhr Tourist Office (pp. 25,26,75), Schlick Family (pp. 46), Gruber Family (pp. 47), Batlogg Family (pp. 48), Gruber Family (pp. 49), P. Jäger (pp. 50), Schiefer Family (pp. 51), Dorfer Family (pp. 52), Kremser Family (pp. 54), Bergmann Family (pp. 55), Macheiner Family (pp. 56), Perner Family (pp. 57), Wirnsperger Family (pp. 58), Otto Neumann (pp. 59), Kocher Family (pp. 60), Fuchsberger Family (pp. 61), Kendlbacher Family (pp. 62), S. Lerchner (pp. 63), Kößlbacher Fa- mily (pp. 64), Barbara Schyr (pp. 65), A. Neuschitzer (pp. 66), Sampl Family (pp. 67), W. Kocher (pp. 68), Bliem Family (pp. 69), Gfrerer Family (pp. 69) Pfeifenberger Family (pp. 70), K. Pfeifen- Lungauerberger (pp.Bergseen 70), Gruber Family (pp. 71), I. Ertl-Feyel (pp. 71), H.16 Mauser Landschitzseen (pp. 72), Mauterndorf/ S. 25 01 BoarnlackeTourist Office / S. 9(pp. 73), Tamsweg09 Giglachsee Tourist Office / S. 17 (pp. 73,23,44),17 LanschützerZwerfenbergsee Family & (pp. Angersee 74), -Pa / S. 26 Flavor of the High Country Flavor 02 Essergitsch See Family / S. 10 (pp. 74), Gruber10 FamilyOberer (pp. Schönalmsee 75), Pirker /Family S. 18 (pp.18 Prebersee76), P. Steinlechner / S. 27 (pp. 78), 03 IlgseeSchistl & ZaunerseeFamily (pp. 79),/ S. 11N. Sampl11 Oberhüttensee (pp. 79), Winkler / S. Family 19 (pp. 80),19 Rosaninsee B. Laireiter (pp./ S. 2881), Scharler 04 RothenwänderseeFamily (pp. 81), Höller / S. 12Family12 (pp. Wirpitschsee 82), E. Fischbacher & (pp. 83), Alpenverein20 Rotgüldensee Wien (pp. / S. 84), 29 Sieder 05 SchliererseeFamily (pp. /84), S. 13 W. Reiter (pp. Tiefenbachsee85), F. Oberkofler / S. (pp.20 & 85,15),21 21Moser-Dengg Anderleseen Family / S. 30 (pp. 86), S. 06 BlauseenMeissnitzer / S. (pp.14 86), Müller 13Family Lignitzsee (pp. 88), / S.Schitter 22 Family (pp. 88, 89), Miksch Family (pp. 89), 07 TwengerSchreilechner Almsee Family / S. 15 (pp. 90),14 Bogensperger Landawirseen Family / S. 23 (pp. 90), Perner Family (pp. 91), U. Antretter 08 Trogalmseen(pp. 91), Sampl / S. 16Family (pp. 1592), Gralatisee Bergbahnen / S. Katschberg 24 (pp. 92), Sampl Family (pp. 93), See- wald Family (pp. 93), R. Aigner (pp. 94), Andreas Fuchsberger (pp. 36), Thomas Wedam (pp. 40, 78), Franz Lehenauer (pp. 41), Weißpriach Tourist Office (pp. 95), Göriach Tourist Office (pp. 29) Design: Die Medienwerkstatt GmbH, 5580 Tamsweg, www.diemedienwerkstatt.info Print: Samson Druck, 5581 St. Margarethen, www.samsondruck.at 01 Gruberalm / S. 31 10 Ilgalm / S. 54 18 Genossenschaftshütte Tweng / S. 57 25 Bartlalm / p. 69 33 Genossenschaftshut Trogalm / p. 73 41 Speiereck Hut / p. 78 49 Ignaz Mattis Hut / p. 84 57 Almstüberl Faningberg / p. 88 65 Schlögelberger Alpine Inn & Summer panorama: Heinz Vielkind, Panoramastudio 02 Jakoberalm / S. 33 11 Schieferalm / S. 55 19 Genossenschaftshütte Trogalm / S. 58 26 Rothenwänderalm / p. 69 34 Preber-Halter Hut / p. 73 42 Landwiersee Hut / p. 79 50 Giglachsee Hut / p. 84 58 Sonnblick Hut / p. 88 Wildlife Park / p. 92 03 LiasalmInteractive / S. 35 hiking map (http://karte.lungau.at):12 Franz-Fischer-Hütte Intermaps / S. 62 Software20 Speiereckhütte GmbH / S. 63 27 Ilgalm / p. 70 35 Eßlalm / p. 74 43 Dr. Josef Mehrl Hut / p. 79 51 Golling Hut / p. 85 59 Sauschneideralm / p. 89 66 Adlerhorst Summit Restaurant 04 MuhreralmNot liable / S. for 36 errors or inaccuracies.13 Südwiener Information Hütte / mayS. 66 be subject 21to Restaurant change. Any Panorama reproduction, Alm / S. 71 28 Schieferalm / p. 70 36 Niggei Hut / p. 74 44 Rotgüldensee Hut / p. 80 52 Ober Hut / p. 85 60 Gamsstadl / p. 89 / p. 92 05 Örgenhiasalmin whatever / S. format, 37 in whole or14 in Tappenkarsee part, is allowed Hütte only/ S. 66 with the 22express Restaurant written Schi permission Alm / S. 71 of 29 Wastalalm / p. 71 37 Hanslbaueralm / p. 75 45 Stickler Hut / p. 81 53 Grazer Hut / p. 86 61 Zirmbar / p. 90 67 Peterbauer Almstub´n / p. 93 06 Schwarzenbichlhüttethe publisher. / S. 39 15 Königalm / S. 34 23 Almstüberl Faningberg 30 Müllnerbauer Hut / p. 71 38 Altwirtsalm / p. 75 46 Südwiener Hut / p. 81 54 New Bonner Hut / p. 86 62 Jausenstation Dicktler Hut / p. 90 68 Jausenstation Neuhauserstadl / p. 93 Theme Trails & Nature Parks & Nature Trails Theme 072 Zaunerhütte / S. 40 16 Schliereralm / S. 38 24 Berggasthof Hainererhof 31 Genossenschaftshut Tweng / p. 72 39 Laußnitzer Hut / p. 76 47 Tappenkarsee Hut / p. 82 55 Restaurant Panorama Alm / p. 87 63 Jausenstation Wielandhof / p. 91 69 Gamskogel Hut / p. 94 08 Bartlalm / S. 54 17 Müllnerbauerhütte / S. 56 25 Berghof Jacklbauer 32 Metzgeralm / p. 72 40 Franz Fischer Hut / p. 77 48 Keinprecht Hut / p. 83 56 Restaurant Schi Alm / p. 87 64 Ludlalm / p. 91 Welcome to Summer in the Hills Information General in the Lungau Barely 100 kilometers from Salzburg, the City of Mozart, you can truly experience what makes an Alpine summer so special. Here, between mountain and valley, people feel grounded and begin to rediscover who they truly are. Short timeouts and breaks help you in your quest for meaning, to get back in touch with your senses and sensibilities. Slowing down the pace of your life, escaping the stresses of the outside world – both are possible in the Salzburger Lungau region. And did you Tarns Hikes to Alpine Fabulous know, the Salzburger Lungau was actually declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO back in 2012? By accepting this prestigious distinction, the magnificent landscapes of Salzburger Lungau were also placed under special protection. This guarantees you will be able to look forward to incomparable holiday experiences for a long time to come: in the mountains, next to magically beautiful lakes, amid a land of living traditions and creative people who have never forgotten their roots. Difficulty Rating for Hiking Paths in the Alpine Region The following descriptions assume dry, summerlike weather conditions. easy Lake to Mountain from Tours •Simple hiking paths in permanently populated areas and adjacent forested areas, proceeding through flat terrain with few significant uphill stretches. Special Requirements: None, regular running shoes or street shoes are sufficient. No special equipment necessary. Navigable without use of a hiking map. intermediate/medium •Mountain trails that require a certain degree of sure-footedness. Steep stages, water courses, narrow trails at points, wash-out dirt and vegetation may be encountered along these trails. Special Requirements: Basic map-reading skills are required. Hiking/trekking/ mountaineering boots with a good tread and extending above the ankle are recommended, as is a topographical hiking map of the area in question. difficult •Difficult alpine and mountaineering trails, secured at exposed points by of the High Country Flavor cables, manmade stairways, ladders, chains etc. You may often need to use your hands to maintain balance and move along the trail. The precise trail is not always readily recognizable. Occasionally very exposed areas present a real danger of falling, loose rock, and steep grassy or rocky slopes. Summer hikers may well still encounter unthawed snowpack from the previous winter. Special Requirements: Hikers must have appropriate hiking and mountaineering experience, as well as being able to navigate with a detailed topographical hiking map. Hiking/trekking/mountaineering boots with a good tread and extending above the ankle are indispensible. Hikers should have no physical impairments preventing them from tackling fixed-cable stages, steep stairways or similar obstacles where hiking poles are occasional more Parks & Nature Trails Theme of a handicap than a help. In the Salzburg’s Lungau region you will often find additional red-white- red markings (some of which have trail numbers) next to the yellow trail signs, directing you from one sign location to the next.
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