ミッターベルク・ザンクト・マーティンのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

Trautenfels Castle is a castle in the municipality of Stainach-Pürgg in the Liezen district of Styria. It is situated on a rocky promontory at the foot of the Grimming mountain, at an elevation of 673 meters above sea level, overlooking the Enns River. The castle was first documented in 1260/62 as belonging to the Archbishopric of Salzburg. It was located at the intersection of the salt road and the route through the Enns Valley and served as a dam. (Wikipedia)

Be sure to fill up all your water bottles here! The path up to the Grimming is in the sun and there is no water above. (With luck, there will be a few drops at the Grimmingbrünndl.)

A nice little hut run by the Stainach Nature Friends. Manuela and her husband are friendly hosts. They serve soups and snacks. The parlor has space for around 25 guests. The garden, from which you have a beautiful view over the Ennstal to the Schladminger and Wölzer Tauern, has space for around 90 guests. 20 beds in 3 storage rooms on the first floor. Toilet and washing facilities on the ground floor. Unfortunately, the shower is currently broken. You can only stay overnight on Fridays and Saturdays! A warm meal is cooked for those staying overnight in the evening. And sometimes also for lunch. A beautiful place and definitely worth a visit! I'm sure I'll be coming back more often!

In summer it is the starting point or transit point for a whole range of hikes, and in winter some ski tours start here. The house is a success all round: nice atmosphere and service, really very good cuisine, breathtaking panorama. (Note: Tuesday is closing day.)

very easy ski touring mountain with a fantastic view of both Sölkt valleys and beautiful downhill slopes!

wonderful, wind-protected sun terrace with a friendly host who serves on the terrace even in winter!

Beautiful panoramic mountain with an extremely beautiful and excellently marked climb over the south-east ridge

Great view at the guardian of the Salzkammergut!! Very exposed path, absolute surefootedness and a head for heights are a prerequisite.