

Brunntal Wildalpen
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From Vienna, Eisenstadt: Semmering expressway S6, near Mürzzuschlag on the B23 Mariazeller Bundesstrasse and Mürzsteg and Wegscheid to Gusswerk and on the Hochschwab Bundesstrasse B24 to Wildalpen
From Linz: A1 to Voralpenkreuz junction, A9 to Windischgarsten, Unterlaussa, Altenmarkt, Grossreifling, Palfau and Wildalpen
From Salzburg: A1 on A9 until exit Ardning/Admont, Gesäusebundesstrasse and B24 until Wildalpen
From Graz: A9 Pyhrnautobahn, exit, Traboch (near Leoben) via Präbichl/Eisenerz, Hieflau, Landl, Gams to Palfau at the crossing Erzhalden turn off to Wildalpen.
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At the entrance of the Brunntal there is a small chapel in front of it, and on the left side a forest road leads into the Brunntal. Even further left, in the middle of the spring protection area, is the Brunnsee. (No bathing lake!) The forest road runs gently and only slightly uphill into the valley to the Brunnmäuern. At the end of the valley it rises steeply to below the Rotmäuer. To return, take the same route back.
Additional information: Accessible with prams and wheelchairs on a gravel road; however, there is a barrier right at the beginning.
The hike is easy to walk and very scenic.
Length of trail: approx. 5.6 km - walking time into the Brunntal: 2 hours
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Reinhold Missethon, phone 0043 (0)3636 / 317 or 0043 (0)650 / 310 10 20
Johanna Werner, telephone 0043 (0)3636 / 321 or 0043 (0)664 / 648 55 37
Hauptstraße 35, 8911 Admont, Österreich
Tel. +43 (0) 3613 21160 10
Email: info@gesaeuse.at
www.gesaeuse.at
Infobüro/Salza Wildalpen
Wildalpen 91 – 8924 Wildalpen Tel. 03636/241 infosalza@gesaeuse.at
Mo und Fr. 9:00-17:00
Wildalpen hiking map Free of charge at Infobüro Salza https://www.outdooractive.com/de/literatur/tourenbuch/hochschwab/13645139/