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1 hm |
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Abstieg
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5 hm |
| Tiefster Punkt | 465 m |
| Höchster Punkt | 470 m |
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28 min |
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Strecke
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1,9 km |
Walk from the Valley Station of the Katrin Cable Car to Bad Ischl
Foto: Minna Harshbarger, Macs Adventure
Die Tour
Part 3 of the 2-peak hike on Bad Ischl's local mountain, walk from the Valley Cable Car Station to Bad Ischl
Head for the Siriuskogel, Bad Ischl’s local hill at approx. 600 metres above sea-level. From the top, enjoy views over Bad Ischl from the panoramic watch tower. Take the cable-car to Katrin Alm at 1,400m for a taste of the high-mountain life. Ascend on foot to the Katrinkogel (1,544m) and the Elferkogel (1,603m) where you can enjoy spectacular 360 views of the Salzkammergut landscapes. Treat yourself to some homemade Kaiserschmarrn (hot fluffy pancake served with home-made jam and icing sugar) at the Katrin Alm mountain hut, before descending back to Bad Ischl.
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Start
Valley Station of the Katrin Cable Car
Ziel
Kaiserin-Elisabeth-Bridge in Bad Ischl
Weg
From the valley station, you walk back the same way you came to the bridge by the tennis courts.
When you get to the bridge, BEAR LEFT and walk past the sports field. At the fork in the road BEAR RIGHT on the narrower path and follow the Traun River, along its left bank. CROSS a small bridge and pass the playground on the right, always following the course of the Traun river. The promenade finally leads you back to the Kaiserin-Elisabeth-Bridge.
Weitere Informationen
More information about the Katrin cable car can be found here: www.katrinseilbahn.com
Timetable information for the bus, trains & ferries can be found here: https://www.ooevv.at/?seite=home&sprache=EN
Ausrüstung
We recommend that you wear well-worn hiking shoes with a good profile. In addition, a waterproof rain jacket and rain pants in bad weather and sunscreen and a sun hat in good weather.
Always take enough water with you (at least 1 litre). Hiking sticks can take the strain off your knees when hiking
In your information package, you will find a detailed list of the hiking equipment you need, such as good hiking shoes, functional clothing, rain jackets and daypacks.
Sicherheitshinweise
In rainy weather, the trails can be muddy and slippery. Take footwear with good tread that gives you support.
Inquire about the current weather conditions (e.g. in your accommodation or at the local tourist information office) and watch the weather changes. Pay attention to any diversion information.
