{"id":420291,"date":"2020-09-04T09:10:57","date_gmt":"2020-09-04T07:10:57","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.salzburgerland.com\/en\/?p=420291"},"modified":"2020-09-04T09:13:11","modified_gmt":"2020-09-04T07:13:11","slug":"welcome-to-the-salzburg-alpine-pastures-trail","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.salzburgerland.com\/en\/welcome-to-the-salzburg-alpine-pastures-trail\/","title":{"rendered":"Welcome to the Salzburg Alpine Pastures Trail"},"content":{"rendered":"

But don\u2019t worry \u2013 you don\u2019t have to tackle all 31 stages at once. You can start anywhere and our 2-day tour takes us to stage 17<\/a> with the outdoor influencers Betti (@bouncing_betti) and Nina (\u2018ninsch.la).<\/p>\n\"a\n

We must admit that the Grossarl Valley is simply a wonderful region for an extended hiking holiday in SalzburgerLand. No matter where you look, you can expect hiking routes around almost every corner that you simply have to travel. We took stage 17 from Grossarl via the Karseggalm and the Sonntagskogel to the Grafenbergbahn and onto Wagrain \u2013 with all breathtaking views included.<\/p>\n

But first it goes from the Ellmaualm via the unmanaged Hennerbichlalm to the Kart\u00f6rl at about 1,900 metres above sea level. Already here you have to unpack the camera for the first time, because this view of the Hochk\u00f6nig and the Tennengebirge simply has to be captured.<\/p>\n\"a\n

From here it continues comfortably, usually slightly downhill, along the lush alpine meadows.\u00a0 Before that, however, it is worth a short detour of only a few minutes over to the magnificent Tr\u00f6gseen. Afterwards, we continue on to the Karseggalm. Here, we not only take a short break, but also watch the wonderful SalzburgerLand cheese specialities being made directly in the alpine hut. Of course, we also have to try out how it tastes and treat ourselves to a tasty cheese snack as a refreshment. Simply a great experience for all the senses.<\/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

Freshly strengthened we are ready for the ascent towards the Sonntagskogel. This is not particularly steep and easy to walk. The reward for this sweaty summer tour is the captivating panoramic view from the Sonntagskogel over the Salzach Valley and on to the Hohe Tauern with its impressive three-thousand-metre peaks. The final part of stage 17 of the Salzburg Alpine Pastures Trail is reached after a short descent at the mountain station of the Grafenbergbahn Wagrain. From here you can either go back over to the Grossarl Valley or start on stage 18, which leads over the Kitzstein to Kleinarl.<\/p>\n\"a\n

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