Enns Trail Gleiming - Mandling

This tour connects the small villages Audorf, Warterdorf, Mandling and Gleiming.

From Gleiming the tour takes you through Audorf and Warterdorf villages via gentle forest and meadow sections. Once you reach Mandling you walk back near the river Enns through nice lowland forest.

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The tour in numbers

6,3 km

Route

1:26 h

Time

84 hm

Uphill

82 hm

Downhill

826 m

Highest point

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More information

Exit from federal highway B320 in Gleiming, make a left after the Enns river bridge and continue to the parking at the Reiteralm valley terminal. West of the parking area there is Hotel Brunner, which is your starting point.

You start off in Gleiming and hike to the underpass of the federal highway B320. Continue through Audorf and then walk up a narrow path behind the Audorf to reach the forest trail towards Warterdorf. Once you reach Warterhof farm in Warterdorf continue along the road to the turn-off from the federal highway B320. Follow trail n° 100 (»Panoramaweg 100«) until you reach »Mandling«. Walk past the loden manufacturer Steiner1888 and then use the pedestrian underpass and the bridge across the railroad. Walk through the residential area of the village of Mandling and then across the bridge over the river Enns. Pass by the gravel pit and continue along the river Enns back to Gleiming.

With the "Postbus" buses from Schladming to Gleiming. www.postbus.at

Parking is available around the valley terminal of Reiteralm-Bergbahnen lift company.

Tourist information: www.schladming.com

Information about bus schedules: www.postbus.at

Hiking map ‘Hiking WEST’ available at the information offices in the region.
Schladming hiking map, 1:25,000, available at the Schladming information office.
Hiking map Schladming-Dachstein, 1:50,000, available at the information offices in the region.
Hiking guide Schladming-Dachstein by Herbert Raffalt, available at the information offices in the region.