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799 € 10 Days 12 From/To Fuschl Am See 3 Walking Tours Europe #B1 Full Itinerary and Tour details for Austria's Ten Lakes 10-day Self-guided Walking Tour Level 3 Prices starting from. Trip Duration. Max Passengers. 799 € 10 days 12 Start and Finish. Activity Level. from/to Fuschl am See 3 Experience. Tour Code. Walking Tours Europe #B1/2507 Austria's Ten Lakes 10-day Self-guided Walking Tour Level 3 Tour Details and Description Ragged peaks tower next to lovely, forest covered hills, both hiding away idyllic mountain lakes. Stop and look around–take in breathtaking scenery and unspoiled nature. Our trekking route crosses the Austrian Salzkammergut from West to East. Ten more or less famous lakes such as lake Wolfgangsee, Mondsee,Irrsee and Fuschlsee are part of this amazing tour. Stop at some of the best known highlights of the region: the White Horse Inn in St. Wolfgang, the Imperial summer residence in Bad Ischl and the most beautiful place on a lake Hallstatt are unforgettable highlights during your hike. A special excursion dips into the lovely Ausseerland, a gem of the Salzkammergut where time seems to pass slower than everywhere else. Tour character: Mountain Hiking Level 3 You mainly walk along lakes and across alpine pastures. Several low summits offer scenic views and therefore you should be surefooted. A good fitness level for ascents and longer walking stages up to 6 hours are required. Included in the Walking Tour: • 9 overnight stays in beautiful 3* hotels, breakfasts included Luggage transfer Welcome meeting Boat fare on lake Wolfgangsee and lake Hallstätter See Mountain cable car fare Salzbergbahn Hallstatt Carefully elaborated route description Detailed travel and tour documents GPS-data is available Service-Hotline 24/7 Not included in the tour: • Tourist tax, if due • Bus fares from Mondsee to Unterach, from Gosausee to Hallstatt and from Bad Ischl to Check Availability Book Online Now Send an Enquiry 2/5 Austria's Ten Lakes 10-day Self-guided Walking Tour Level 3 Fuschl, approx.EUR 10 per person • Transfer from/to airport/station Salzburg (available upon request) Arrival / Parking / Departure: • By train to Salzburg and by bus to Fuschl am See (approx. 40 min).Or by train to Bad Ischl and approx. 1 hr to Fuschl. Only a few minutes walk to hotel. Transfer from/to airport/station Salzburg available upon request • Parking: mostly free hotel car park available, partly public car park, approx. EUR 30 per week. No reservation required Notes: • Any visitors taxes are not included in the tour price and payable on site! • Bus fares from Mondsee to Unterach, from Gosausee to Hallstatt and from Bad Ischl to Fuschl, approx. EUR 10 per person • Departures any day except Thursday from 16 May to 4 October 2020 Itinerary • Transfers to/from Salzburg station/airport available on request Day 1 Individual journey to Fuschl am See Day 2 Round trip to little lake Filblingsee & Fuschl castle Short summit hike to lake Filbilingsee and across a ridge down to Fuschl castle. This castle served as a backdrop to the well known Sissi films. A comfortable walk along the lake takes you back to Fuschl. Details: approx. 5.5 hours | 14 km | ■ 700 m ■ 700 m Day 3 From Fuschl to Lake Mondsee Step by step you Check Availability Book Online Now Send an Enquiry 3/5 Austria's Ten Lakes 10-day Self-guided Walking Tour Level 3 climb to the ruin ‚Wartenfels with beautiful views of and idyllic Koppental valley where you can visit the the lakes Mondsee and Irrsee. If you want, you can Koppenbrueller caves. Take the boat to the world also climb the Schober peak. From here, you get a heritage town Hallstatt with its many sights.Details: magnificent panoramic view of the lakes and approx. 5.5 to6 hours | 22 km | ■ 200 m ■ 400 m. mountains in the Salzkammergut region. Details: approx. 4 to 5.5 hours | 10 km |■ 350 m ■ 550 m. Day 8 Day 4 Round trip Hallstätter Salzberg & Lake Gosausee Take the cable car on the Salzberg (salt mountain) of From Lake Mondsee via Lake Attersee to Lake Hallstatt with the famous excavation site, namegiver Wolfgangsee In the morning you go by bus to to a prehistoric era as well as the salt mine. Past the Unterach at lake Attersee. From there you follow the summit Plassen you cross over to Gosautal valley. lakeside walk and through the Burggrabenklamm up The imposing Dachstein massif and the ragged to alpine pastures to idyllic lake Schwarzensee. Stop peaks of Gosaukamm are constant companions of for some homemade pastries at Lores cabin on the this day. Bus ride back to Hallstatt. Details: approx. lake. Continue downhill to lake Wolfgangsee. Details: 5.5 to6 hours | 17 km | ■ 900 m ■ 750 m. approx. 5 hours | 15 km | ■ 400 m ■ 350 m. Day 9 Day 5 From Hallstatt to Fuschl am See Take the boat From Lake Wolfgangsee to Bad Ischl Along the lake across Lake Hallstätter See and follow the east bank through the natural reserve Blinklingmoos with views to Bad Goisern. Along the brine pipeline trail you walk across the lake onto St. Wolfgang and the to Bad Ischl , then by bus to Fuschl on lake Fuschl. remarkable peaks of the Schafberg mountain. After Details: approx. 5.5 to6 hours | 21 km | ■ 100 m ■ that you follow the gushing waters of river Ischl and 150 m. on the Sissi trail to tiny lake Nussensee close to the Imperial summer residence Bad Ischl. Details: Day 10 approx. 5.5 hours | 19 km | ■ 200 m ■ 250 m Individual departure or extra days Day 6 From Bad Ischl to Ausseerland Along the historic brine pipeline trail you walk into Rettenbach valley and up to alpine pasture Blaa alp at the foot of the Loser massif into the Ausseerland.Details: approx. 5.5 hours | 19 km | ■ 450 m ■ 200 m. Day 7 From Ausseerland to Hallstatt Along the river banks of the Traun the path leads to the traditional summer holiday place Bad Aussee and then through the wild Check Availability Book Online Now Send an Enquiry 4/5 WHY SLOW TOURS EUROPE? Slow Tours offers a selection of tours in Europe for unique experiences, active or relaxed, so you return home feeling relaxed, refreshed & re-energised. Connect with the locals, take time to genuinely experience another culture, relax with the easy flow of life, enjoy fresh air and freedom from crowds. Savour the experience of our hand-picked tours of Europe! 3 BIG BENEFITS OF BOOKING WITH US Don't take our word for it Visit our Reviews page to learn why a Slow Tour is the Best Tour! slowtours.com/blog/reviews Have some questions? Find the answers on our Q&A page. slowtours.com/questions-and-answers.
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