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... starting from the Wittener Hütten in the rear Seebachtal. After the gorges, take a bus transfer from Obervellach to Mallnitz and from there another 5 km on foot (because the hiking buses no longer run from Mallnitz to the Ankogel station in the Seebachtal after 4 p.m. on weekends).
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... is available at Schwussner-Sepp in Mallnitz's Seebachtal. We already knew that and today we were once again convinced of the consistent quality standard 😋
The nature trail to the Schwussnerhütte is at exactly the same premium level 😊
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Starting from the Wittener Hütten in the Mallnitzer Seebachtal, this round is a classic for us - a flat stage with a relaxing character!
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We started again from the Wittener Hütten in Mallnitz. The tour includes the ride up with the Ankogelbahn, with a change at the middle station.
A super beautiful high alpine tour, some of which leads along trade routes that are up to 5,000 years old (Korntauern).
An unforgettable day!
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After extensive forest work, the Hengstenbergweg is accessible again - at least in parts.
First we wanted to change sides near the train station to visit the llamas in the pasture. We then went back along the “Alte Mallnitzer Landstrasse”. And lo and behold! The llamas had moved 😃
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From the Wittener Hütten in the Seebachtal via the Auernigboden to Mallnitz. Mallnitz and Witten have been twinned for more than 43 years now.
All information about the mountaineering village of Mallnitz:
bergsteigerdoerfer.org/285-0-Mallnitz-ueber-das-Bergsteigerdorf.html
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Fantastically beautiful premium trail with many animal encounter opportunities. The included nature trail starts right in front of our Witten huts on Lake Stappitz. A stop at the Schwussnerhütte rounds off the tour perfectly. Absolutely recommended 🤗!!!
Further information:
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Beautiful hike, a real highlight!
We took the hiking bus to the parking lot below the Jamnigalm. The bus driver would have liked to come with us - but unfortunately she was on duty.
We climbed to the Hagener Hütte and enjoyed Kaspressknödel there.
It was way too sunny for me - I usually seek shade as soon
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Today we hiked through the next of our three very different valleys - the Tauerntal. Along mountain streams, surrounded by mountains towards the Geiselspitze. You also pass Wittener Weg, with the bench donated by Sonja Leidemann (ret. BM).
Before you head up the mountains you can stop off at the Stockerh
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We were actually supposed to have gone home yesterday. The train was cancelled, the next one didn't come... so we went back to the huts and added another two days (to make it worthwhile).
So we still found time to hike into the rear Seebachtal and up to the Pleschischgbach. On the way back, the planned
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