About Albert Scalet
274 km
62:14 h
Recent Activity
August 23, 2024
Today we're heading straight from our accommodation "Wanderlust" (see photo) - our base during the hike: 3 minutes from Bad Goisern train station - very practical, as the respective daily destinations are all on the train line - highly recommended ( wanderlustboutiquerooms.com ).
First along the Traun
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August 22, 2024
The 3rd stage is shorter, but there is a lot to see - for example in the Sissipark in Bad Ischl or the exhibition "The Life of Things" in the Marktrichterhaus in Lauffen (Wed-Sun 12-5pm); the Kaiserin Elisabeth coffee house there was unfortunately closed (Thurs+Sun)! Pilgrim stamps in the Lauffen pilgrimage
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August 21, 2024
Stage 2 starts in Ebensee (from Gmunden to Ebensee you can go by train or boat): from the train station ("Gasthaus zum flatternden Aufbruch") to the church (pilgrim's stamp), then first along the Traun (we missed the detour via the Bruder Klaus Church in Roith) and finally following the brine pipeline path.
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August 20, 2024
1st stage of the Water Pilgrimage Trail (dioezese-linz.at/wasserpilgern) along the Traun to Bad Aussee: from the Jakobskirche in Roitham (1st pilgrim stamp) via the Traunfall (!), Steyrmühl (the church with the pilgrim stamp is not on the trail, however) to Gmunden (pilgrim stamp in the town parish church).
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Albert Scalet went for a bike ride.
June 17, 2024
02:08
37.5km
17.5km/h
330m
330m
June 18, 2024
You did an interesting ride! Good training for further routes through beautiful countryside!
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August 25, 2024
The last stage of the 80 km long water pilgrimage route leads through the beautiful Koppental valley to the Ausseer Land. In the spa gardens of Bad Aussee, the Altausseer Traun and the Grundlseer Traun merge to form the (Koppen) Traun.
(Unfortunately, the pilgrim stamp in or in front of the church of
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