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Stage 7
From hut to hut in the National park Gesäuse Stage 06 Admonterhaus - Rohrauerhaus
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AdmonterhausPhoto: Tourismusverband Gesäuse, TV Gesäuse
The unknown side of the Gesäuse: descent from the Admonter Haus to Hall and ascent along the Hall walls to the Rohrauerhaus
Author’s recommendation
Offers at: www.bookyourtrail.com/trail/gesaeuse-huettenrundwanderweg
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Admonterhaus, 1.723 mGrabneralm, 1.395 m
Rohrauerhaus
Safety information
Mountain rescue emergency call: 140From a technical point of view, the Gesäuse hut circular hiking trail has moderate difficulties, which are no problem for the sure-footed and experienced mountain hiker. All the stages run on mountain paths with red dots, which means that they are classified as moderately difficult hiking trails according to the classification of the Austrian Alpine Club. However, you should have a certain amount of mountain experience for the Gesäuse Hüttenrundwanderweg, as you will be hiking in mountains with altitudes up to 1,850 m.
Tips and hints
www.bookyourtrail.com/trail/gesaeuse-huettenrundwanderwegwww.gesaeuse.at
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Public transport
www.oebb.atwww.busbahnbim.at
Getting there
With your own car:A9 Phyrn motorway to exit Ardning/Admont and from there past Frauenberg, approx. 10 km after Admont.
By train: The following train stations are at your disposal: Liezen train station (continue with bus 910 to Admont), Weißenbach - St. Gallen train station (from here take bus 912 to Admont).
By plane: The following international airports can be recommended for arrival by plane - Vienna, Linz and Graz. Arrival Shuttle Service Brings you to the starting point of your trail journey and back to the ideal train station or airport at the end of the tour.
The Trail Info & Booking Centre will be happy to organise this shuttle service.
Parking
Parking is available at the respective starting points of the trail tour (Attention: parking possibilities are very limited in Johnsbach). Most of the parking spaces are free of charge and not supervised! The return transport will bring you back to your car.Tip: Please put a note in your car with a note that you are on the Gesäuse Hut Trail (including the date of your return and telephone number) - the mountain rescue service
Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
Gesäuseberge – Haller Mauern – Eisenerzer Alpen West, Nr. 801
M 1: 35.000 http://www.carto.at/gesaeuse/
Kompass/ Wander-, Fahrrad- & Schitourenkarte „Nationalpark Gesäuse“, Nr. 206
M 1 : 25.000 http://www.kompass.de/touren-und-regionen/wanderkarte/dest/100148-alpenregion-nationalpark-gesaeuse/
Alpenvereinskarte „Gesäuse und Ennstaler Alpen“, Blatt 16, M 1 : 25.000 http://www.freytagberndt.com/shop/9783928777346-alpenvereinskarte-16-ennstaler-alpen-gesaeuse/
Equipment
For the Gesäuse hut tour, "normal" equipment for alpine hikes on unpaved paths is completely sufficient. In any case, we recommend sturdy shoes and telescopic walking sticks to take the strain off the knees on the sometimes longer descents. For all refuges along the trail you should also bring a sleeping bag and a towel. Since the huts where you will be staying overnight on your trail trip are very remote and high up in the mountains and cannot be reached by the luggage shuttle, we cannot offer any luggage transport for the Gesäuse Hut Tour. We therefore recommend that you pack your rucksack sparingly and only take what is really necessary with you to the Gesäuse Hüttenrunde. It can be quite liberating to be on the way without luxury!Statistics
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