To the Teichalm from the Nechnitz

• We start at the pink wayside shrine on the country road, the entrance to path no. 740 is just across the street.
• Over the Hausebner Berg, along the Hubenhalt and past the Wildkogel it goes out to the Gerlerkogel.
• At the crossroads we keep left and follow path no. 740 further to Teichalm. If you want, you can take a detour to the “Gerlerkogelhütte” and go a short distance to the right.
• The path ends at the parking lot directly opposite the Teichalmsee.
• The way back begins there again with the entry into path no. 740, we keep left (path no. 42) and follow the signs to the “Gerlerkreuz” and “Angerwirt”.
• At the "Gerlerkogel" we continue straight ahead (path no. 756) to the "Ecktoni", an old crossroads directly on Teichalmstraße.
• The further path no. 756 leads a bit parallel to Teichalmstrasse, then we turn right over to "Landhaus Kurzen", shortly before the holiday home we change to path no. 9 and walk past the back of the house.
• We go over the Wild and Greitbauer farms and always in the direction of “Nechnitz” down to the country road.
• We turn right up and walk up the country road, past the GH Haider and Frankenhof to the starting point.

On the Nechnitz, the farmer, innkeeper and wood carver Erich Haider-Harrer designed the “wooden sculpture path” up to the Gschaid-Nock, which is well worth seeing.

​​Timetables and travel information can be found at the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) or at Verbundlinie Transport Information. For local transport we recommend the SAM shared taxi East Styria.
SAM stop: WZ3413 Nechnitz - GH Haider-Harrer; WZ3414 Nechnitz - GH Frankenhof

All information about the region, the places to stop and stay overnight and the excursion destinations can be found at

Eastern Styria Tourist Board
Naturpark Almenland Office
Fladnitz 100
8163 Fladnitz an der Teichalm
T: +43 3179 23000 
www.almenland.at | www.oststeiermark.com

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