As guests of the Seiterhof, the Schladming-Dachstein-Sommercard is included, allowing you to use many mountain lifts, toll roads & hiking buses for free. Saving you real money!
Trail Time: ca. 3-4 hours, 6-7 hours out and back
Elevations: 800 - 1621 m
Equipment: good hiking boots (ankle-high), rain- and sun protection, drinks bottle
Tip: Once a week, we set out on a 90 min hiking tour with our guests. At the hut, we will treat you to a selection of delicious farmhouse snacks, while anglers can take advantage of the break to get in a spot of fishing.
Description:
Variant A): ca. 3-4 hours trail time
By car or hiking bus to the Ursprung car park, followed by a hike up to the Giglachalm
Variant B): ca. 6-7 hours trail time
By car or hiking bus to the Hopfriesen car park –
Lackenalm – Landauersee – Giglachalmen – Giglachsee –
Ignaz Mattis Hütte – Giglachhütte – then 1 hour back to the Ursprungalm – finally returning to the Hopfriesen car park by hiking bus.
Trail Time: 2 hours out and back
Elevation: 1300 m
Equipment: good hiking boots (ankle-high), rain- and sun protection, drinks bottle
Tip: Selected "Austria's Most Beautiful Hiking Trail"!
Description:
The alpine trail "Durch die Höll" was selected as Austria's most beautiful hiking trail in 2012. In Rohrmoos Obertal, you will hike next to a wild mountain stream with a waterfall. Along the 14.5 km hiking path, you will be treated to footbridges, fixed-cable ascents, ladders and stairways. Modern technology makes it possible even for less "serious" hikers - with good hiking boots - to enjoy this amazing nature experience. You will enter a world of thunderous water and feel the mist of water droplets on your skin. You will be completely alone, just you and Mother Nature. This is something you simply have to experience for yourself! For a virtual impression, we suggest visiting www.schladming-dachstein.at/waterhikes
By car or hiking bus to the Riesachsee car park - alognside Styria's highest waterfall, the Riesach Waterfall. Hike across the falls via a 50-meters-high and 50-meters-long footbridge. Finally, hike up to the unique, rustic Gfölleralm next to the Riesach mountain tarn.
Trail Time: 5-6 hours out and back
Elevations: 1850-2400 m
Equipment: good hiking boots (ankle-high), rain- and sun protection, drinks bottle
Tip: Great views, especially from the Schiedeck, every mountain a memorable experience in its own right!
Tip: Great views, especially from the Schiedeck, each mountain a memorable experience in its own right!
Description:
Panoramic path across the mountaintops, only for good hikers: This trail used to be a training route for alpine runners, including Mr. Reiter himself. Hochmuran – Hostfeld –
Gutschen – Hochfeld – Schiedeck – beautiful views of the entire Ennstal Valley – then to the Giglachalm – Mattishütte – descent via the Ursprungalm or Hopfriesen – finally returning by hiking bus.
Trail Time: 2 hours out and back
Elevation: 2400 m
Equipment: winter-proof hiking boots, rain- and sun protection, drinks bottle
Tip: Work on your mountain tan at the Seetalerhütte!
Description:
Ride the Dachstein lift up to the glacier – from there, about 1 hour to the Seetalerhütte – relatively easy path, also across the snow. The Seetalerhütte stands right next to one of the Dachstein flanks and is an ideal place for a refreshment break. You actually sit in the mountain and can enjoy the sunshine to the full.
Trail Time: 1 hour out and back
Elevations: 745-800 m
Equipment: sneakers or hiking boots
Tip: Evening walk, since the pathway is also lit up at night. In earlier times, this was a main pathway for travelers to the Tauern valleys.
Description:
Ancient pathway to the Tauern valleys - directly from the Seiterhof, through the romantic river gorge to the town of Schladming. Lit up until 1 a.m., making it a beautiful place for an evening walk. Ideally, you will return along the same route. However, if you would like to turn this into a slightly longer hike, make your way back via the Obertalbachweg and past the Rohrmooser
Schlössl to the Seiterhof. Though this latter path is only possible during the daytime.
Trail Time: 2 hours out and back
Elevation: 1800 m
Equipment: sneakers, hiking boots, rain- and sun protection, drinks bottle
Tip: flat paths leading to a glorious mountaintop!
Description:
Ride up on the Planaibahn – from there, enjoy a pleasant hiking path that runs around the summit of the Planai. This path is also suitable for prams, making it ideal for families with small children.
This tour is only possible as part of a guided hike!
Trail Time: 7-8 hours
Elevation: 2400 m
Equipment: sturdy winter-proof hiking boots,
rain- and sun protection, protection from the cold - especially for the hike across the glacier, drinks bottle, snacks.
Tip: a glacier experience in summer!
Description:
On specific dates, the tourist office organizes guided hikes.
You will ride the Dachstein lift up to the glacier – continue to the Feistererscharte – descent to the Guttenberghaus via a narrow path secured by a fixed cable - then return to Ramsau.
Trail Time: 5-6 hours
Elevation: 2600 m
Equipment: gear suitable for hikes in alpine terrain
Tip: the thrill of stepping out onto an alpine summit!
Description:
By car or hiking bus to the Ursprungalm car park – hike out to the Giglachseehütte – then to the summit of the Steirische Kalkspitze along a ladder and a high-alpine trail.
Trail Time: ca. 3 or 5-6 hours
Elevations: 1650-1872 m
Equipment: good hiking boots (ankle-high), rain- and sun protection, drinks bottle
Tip: Duisitzkarsee in a beautiful alpine valley!
Description:
Variant A): ca. 3 hours on trail
By car or hiking bus to the Eschaualm car park – then via the hiking trail in the direction of the Duisitzkar. The Duisitzkarsee is a beautiful mountain lake nestled in an alpine basin. This hike is also ideal for "Sunday" hikers as well as families, especially since it is so readily accessible.
Return via the Neualm to the Keinprechthütte and finally to the car park.
Variant B): ca. 5-6 hours,
the same as Variant A, but returning via the forestry lane to the car park.
Trail Time: ca. 8 hours out and back
Elevation: 2700 m
Equipment: gear suitable for hikes in alpine terrain
Tip: Many alpine tarns with crystal-clear water!
Description:
By car or hiking bus to the Riesach car park - hike up to the Gollinghütte – Greifenberg via the Klafferkessel past countless mountain tarns, reminiscent of a moonscape – descent to the Brenntalerhütte and via the Riesachsee back to the car park.