Sölkdörfl winter hike
eenvoudig Winter hiking trails · Naturpark Sölktäler
A circular hiking trail that blends beautifully into the landscape about 100-200 metres above the Ennstal at the beginning of the Kleinsölktal. Through old villages and forests you can also catch a glimpse of very old farmsteads. The wide view into the Ennstal formed by glaciers and deep into the Niederen Tauern allows you to enjoy the naturalness of this area.
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From the West (motorway A10): at Altenmarkt (exit 63) turn towards Graz. Follow the B99 to Radstadt. Here on the B320 towards Graz. At Pruggern follow the signs towards the nature park. Just before Stein an der Enns turn towards Kleinsölk.
From the East (motorway A9): at Selzthal (exit 69) turn towards Liezen/Radstadt. From Liezen the B320 to Espang. There, turn in the direction of Niederöblarn/Naturpark Söltäler. Shortly after Stein an der Enns turn towards Kleinsölk.
To the start of the route: Follow the road to the Sölkdörfl junction. Turn right and then park immediately on the left.
Car park at the Sölkdörfl junction.
Tour at your own risk! No liability will be accepted for any given or occurring dangers (weather, etc..).
Mountaineering and the assessment of the situation on site is - in winter even more - subject to personal responsibility. Tourism associations or avalanche warning services do not assume any liability on the basis of information given.
Tour at your own risk! No liability will be accepted for any given or occurring dangers (weather, etc..).
Mountaineering and the assessment of the situation on site is - in winter even more - subject to personal responsibility. Tourism associations or avalanche warning services do not assume any liability on the basis of information given.
sturdy shoes, suitable clothes regarding weather, refreshments
Get more information in the nature park office:
Phone: +43 3685/23310 501
naturpark@soelktaeler.at
Stein an der Enns 107
8961 Sölk
- winter map Schladming-Dachstein "MITTE", available at the tourist offices in the Schladming-Dachstein region.
