Austria Salzburg Bezirk Zell am See
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This challenging 8.495-kilometer out-and-back hiking route, known as the Gletscherschaupfad Tauerngoldrundwanderweg, offers stunning views and several points of interest along the way.
Starting at the trailhead, hikers will pass by the Ammererhof restaurant, where they can stop for a meal or refreshments before continuing on. As you trek further along the trail, you'll come across the Naturfreundehaus Kolm-Saigurn alpine hut, a perfect spot to rest and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
Throughout the hike, you'll encounter various water sources, such as springs and waterfalls, offering opportunities to refill your water supply. It is recommended to bring an adequate amount of water, especially on hot days, and to check the weather forecast before setting out.
For history buffs, the trail also passes by several historic ruins, including the Radhaus site. Additionally, adventurous climbers can explore the Eisklettern (ice climbing) spot along the path.
The route is rated as difficult due to its 749-meter elevation gain and length. Hikers should be prepared for steep inclines and rugged terrain. Proper hiking gear, sturdy footwear, and physical fitness are essential for this challenging hike.
Whether you're seeking a scenic outdoor adventure or a physical challenge, the Gletscherschaupfad Tauerngoldrundwanderweg offers a memorable hiking experience in a picturesque alpine setting.