쉬운 코플 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Excellent guesthouse directly on the Gaisberg summit with sensational panoramic views

There are paths that lead not only to a destination, but also to another time. The climb to the Franziskischlössl on the Kapuzinerberg is one such path. Up above, where Salzburg's rooftops glitter and the Alps appear like a painted backdrop, lies a place that doesn't boast – it waits. The Schlössl, a defiant fortified structure dating from 1629, sits on the mountain ridge like a forgotten fairy tale, as if someone had interrupted it mid-sentence and hadn't continued writing since. No souvenir shop, no drone of an audio guide – just silent walls, weathered plaster, and a castle courtyard where dandelions peek out from between the gravel. In the shade of old trees, wooden tables and simple beer benches stand – you sit as if you were sitting in the memory of a city. When open, the garden serves nothing more and nothing less than what a summer day requires: a cool drink, a small meal, a place with a view and peace and quiet. When it's closed, there's still a drinks machine that stoically does its job like a forgotten knight of service.

Very nice destination with good views

Watzmannblick

Here you have a beautiful view of Salzburg. From Gersberg, the Lambergsteig leads directly to the Nockstein and further to Koppl. A marked Alpine Club trail runs along the northern flank of the Gersberg up to the Gaisberg plateau, although surefootedness is required on the alpine trail, which zigzags through the steep terrain.

Due to a shortage of skilled workers, the Zistelalm is unfortunately only open for events (as of July 2024). A cozy, spontaneous stop at an altitude of 1000 m is therefore no longer possible. That's a shame, because the beautiful place with a view of the mountains offers a holiday feeling in between.

The climb up the steps is very sweaty, please take enough fluids with you.

Place to rest after the sweaty climb.