What would be hiking and cycling without a proper Alpine inn? Just ok, but only half as nice.
Get insights into the tradition of Alpine farming that is alive and well.
The clear, fresh mountain air, full of the buzzing of insects and the sounds of cow bells means a traditional snack tastes even better. You definitely ought to try local produce like bacon, cheese and milk, made by our Alpine dairy farmers with a great deal of passion and which they offer to you as refreshment.
In any event it is well worth pausing for thought along the path and devoting yourself to the unspoilt natural surroundings, the tranquillity and the mountain panorama. Mossy Alpine soils tempt you to enjoy a cosy lounge in the grass, shut your eyes briefly and be beguiled by the fragrance of the Alpine roses. Listen to the whistle of the marmots as they keep a close eye on who is coming along the path.
Our tip for all mountain bikers and hiking enthusiasts!
Judendorfalm, Ponyhofalm
A managed Alpine inn offering little delicious items from our region.
Very well suited to stopping off for a break and enjoying some refreshments.
About the route itself:
Contact:
Feriendorf-Hotel-Pension Ponyhof
Zeller Fusch 151
A-5672 Fusch Glocknerstraße
Tel: +43 6546 681 1
Starting point from Ferleiten cash desk.
Walking time around 20 minutes.
Opening times:
May: Weekends and public holidays
June to September: from 11:30
Monday & Tuesday Closed.
Contact:
Leni Embacher
Tel: +43 699 18164406
Open from mid-June to the start of October.
Walking time around 3 ½ hours
Contact:
Antje Böchter
Zeller Fusch 83, Postfach 50
A-5672 Fusch Glocknerstraße
Tel: +43 664 9294989
Specific features:
Wonderful views
Secluded route
Angerer Grundalm – open from Friday to Sunday
Gradient: from 0.5% to 12%
Overall impression: very challenging; for expert mountain bikers
Access:
From the centre of Fusch proceed along the Glocknerstraße to Bruck – access on the right-hand side.
Level:
From very easy to very challenging
Access:
From Fusch town centre along the Glocknerstraße to the Großglockner - direct at the Ferleiten toll road.
Level:
Very easy to challenging
Gradient:
Flat (ideal for children) up to 10.4%
Overall impression:
Scenically one of the loveliest bike routes, also suitable for less experienced mountain bikers.
Specific features:
Variety of Alpine flora - Orchids in Rotmoos, impressive views to 15 three-thousand metre mountains at the head of the valley, managed Trauneralm.
Tourist accommodation area in an Alpine inn which is over a hundred years old.
Contact:
Hotel Lukashansl
Salzburger Straße 1
A-5671 Bruck Glocknerstraße
Staffed inn. Open from July until the middle of September.
Walking time around 3 ½ hours.
Contact:
Tel: +43 680 3064319
schwarzenberghuette@gebirgsverein.at
www.schwarzenberghuette.gebirgsverein.at
The Bad Fusch snack station pampers you with traditional and home-made meals, using produce from the surrounding farms, as well as refreshing drinks. The contemporary Kneipp facilities, unbelievable views to the surrounding mountains and a children's play area invite you to stay for a while. Walking time around 2 hours.
Contact:
Bad Fusch snack station
A-5672 Fusch Glocknerstraße
Tel: +43 699 17343275
https://www.facebook.com/jausenstationbadfusch/
Moosalm - Bruck – Gries area
Alpine inn providing panoramic views to the 3 Brüder, Wiesbachhorn and Kitzsteinhorn at 1450m altitude.
Ascent:
By car from Gries (Hohenwarter bakery) in Griesergraben to the head of the valley. 1 ½ hours ascent on forest trail.
Variant 2: Ascent from St. Georgen to the Palfenhof. 1 ½ hours ascent on a forest trail, later on the hiking trail.
Specific features:
Contact:
Christian Zehentner
Moosalm 1
5662 Bruck Glocknerstraße
Tel: +43 664 4001887
A 30 minute walk away, ascent also possible by car.
Adventure play area, farm with lots of animals, archery course.
Open from 11.00 from Wednesday to Sunday, and public holidays.
Contact:
Kohlschnait - Hof
Niederhof 3
A-5662 Bruck Glocknerstraße
Tel: +43 6545 6112
A summit Alpine lodge at 2117m altitude.
Accessible from Bruck via the Erlhofplatte or from Gries to the Moosalm in 3 - 4 hours.
Open from the end of May until the middle of October.
Contact:
Familie Hasenauer
Tel: +43 664 1445952
Walking time: around 2 hours (from Grieser Graben up to the barrier (parking area) via the agricultural road to Moosalm – continuing via Tödling Grundalm to the managed Tödling Hochalm.
Any endeavours are rewarded with delicious snack platter, on which one item will definitely feature: aromatic, home-made Pinzgau mountain cheese from our local cheese dairy. You can also purchase original Pinzgau cheese, mountain cheeses and Almtilsiter, along with some speciality meats, from the 45 whey-fed Alpine pigs, and Angus beef (advance order).
Contact:
Erlbergweg 94
5700 Zell am See
Tel: +43 664 5285354
toedlingalm@a1.net
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