로텐만 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The Hochschwung (2,196 m) is a tranquil peak in the Wölzer Tauern range with expansive views extending to the Dachstein. The ascent via the Tubay Hut and Lake Tubay requires a good sense of direction, but is rewarded with impressive nature and solitude.

The summit can be hiked from the Seegupf or Rottenmanner Hütte. Hiking trail no. 944 then continues for those in good physical condition to the Hochhaide (descent path) or to the Bösenstein. We decide to descend from the Diewaldgupf to the Seegupf and hike back along the beautiful hiking trail via Hirschriedel to the Rottenmanner Hütte.

The mountain is easy to hike in connection with Stein am Mandl. From here, a beautiful descent path branches off to the Rottenmanner Hütte or to the car park below the hut. Especially in autumn it is very atmospheric with the discolored larches and there are also many pine trees here.

A mountain that is easy to hike, the ascent through the larch forest is particularly attractive in late autumn with the discoloration of the larches. From the summit you have a fantastic view of the surrounding mountains.

Very friendly service including landlord. Warm food is also available in the late afternoon and tastes excellent, and the pastries are also very commendable. At the end of the year in the hut, 2 musicians are playing today.

With a bit of fitness Stein am Mandl is easy to hike. The ascent through the larch forest is particularly attractive in late autumn with the discoloration. From the summit you have a fantastic view of the surrounding mountains.

The mountain is easy to hike in connection with Stein am Mandl. From here, a beautiful descent path branches off to the Rottenmanner Hütte or to the car park below the hut. Especially in autumn it is very atmospheric with the discolored larches and there are also many pine trees here.

Very friendly service including the young landlord. Warm food is also available in the late afternoon - tastes excellent, and the pastries are also very commendable. Two musicians play at the end of the year in the hut.