{"id":420282,"date":"2020-09-04T08:58:14","date_gmt":"2020-09-04T06:58:14","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.salzburgerland.com\/en\/?p=420282"},"modified":"2020-09-04T08:58:14","modified_gmt":"2020-09-04T06:58:14","slug":"tennengau-my-hiking-love","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.salzburgerland.com\/en\/tennengau-my-hiking-love\/","title":{"rendered":"Tennengau, my (Hiking) Love!"},"content":{"rendered":"

No fear of heights and good footwear are important, when you lace up your hiking boots in the morning at the parking lot of the summer toboggan run. Here, you can take the lift up to an altitude of about 1,100 metres above sea level to the Karkogel Hut.<\/p>\n\"a\n

Our tips for your behaviour on the mountain<\/strong> \u2013 here<\/a> you will find all information about how to behave on the mountain, especially with regard to grazing cattle.<\/p>\n

From here the hike really starts, and we head onto path No. 227 heading South-East up to the managed Gsengalm at 1,447 metres, where you can take a break. These almost 350 metres of altitude are not technically very demanding, and they can be conquered in about an hour. However, the way to one of the two peaks at 1,810 metres above the Berlin Cross can be quite challenging. In some cases, the sections are very steep and somewhat exposed, and partly also secured with ropes. For those who want to take a summit cross photo, you still have to \u201cchange over\u201d to the second summit of the Abtenauer Schober, which is slightly lower at 1,791 metres.<\/p>\n\"a\n

The descent back to the managed Karkogelalm is identical with the ascent, but at the Gsengalm you can choose between the forest road or the slightly steeper forest path. Arriving at the mountain station, a final highlight of this great hike in the Tennengau awaits us. This time we do not climb into the lift, but roar down into the valley on the summer toboggan run.<\/p>\n\"a\n

The Tour:<\/strong><\/p>\n