Winter Hike Ofenstegweg

Name: Winter Hike Ofenstegweg
Brand: Steiermark
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This walk takes you through the small village of Hinterwald in the Kleinsölk.

A wonderful winter hike at the end of the Kleinsölk valley. Around the small village of Hinterwald you can enjoy the tranquility of the Sölktäler Nature Park and enjoy the sun along this beautiful panoramic tour at beautiful rest areas.

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The tour in numbers

5,9 km

Route

1:34 h

Time

90 hm

Uphill

90 hm

Downhill

1011 m

Highest point

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More information

From the West (motorway A10): at Altenmarkt (exit 63) turn towards Graz. Follow the B99 to Radstadt. Here on the B320 towards Graz. At Pruggern follow the signs towards the nature park.

From the East (motorway A9): at Selzthal (exit 69) turn towards Liezen/Radstadt. From Liezen the B320 to Espang. There, turn in the direction of Niederöblarn/Naturpark Söltäler.

To reach the starting point of the route: In the center of Stein an der Enns, turn in the direction of Kleinsölk and follow the road to Kleinsölk Hinterwald.

Starting from the parking lot, walk out of the valley along the uncleared Ofenstegweg. After the farmstead Zörweg vlg. Bröckl, turn left along the municipal road through the ditch back to the main road, where you walk back down the valley to the starting point.

No public transport available in winter.

After the Ofensteg bridge you have the possibility to park your car.

For more information, please contact the nature park office:Phone: +43 3687 23310 501info@schladming-dachstein.atStein an der Enns 1078961 Sölk

You can inform yourself about the current avalanche situation at the avalanche warning service of Styria. lawine-steiermark.atAvalanche situation report tape: +43 800 31 15 88

Winter map Schladming-Dachstein "MITTE", available at the tourist offices in the Schladming-Dachstein region.