HIKING, TREKKING & MOUNTAINEERING EBEN IM PONGAU

Hiking fans in Eben can look forward to over 80 kilometers of marked hiking paths, along with alpine huts and cafés along the way. The region offers over 500 km of marked hiking paths and trails, with all levels of difficulty represented.

A full selection of hiking maps is available at the tourist office! Price € 7.00 to 10.00 Salzburger Almenweg - enjoyable hikes from one alpine hut to the next, from the Niedere and Hohe Tauern to the Bischofsmütze and Hochkönig.

If you would like to enjoy the glorious alpine views, but without too much effort, then our lifts will carry you quickly and comfortably up into the mountains. This way to a panorama map showing the different cable cars and mountain lifts with a summer timetable, as well as the Amadé Trekking Tour »

Hike along the "Salzburger Almenweg" and get the wander needless for the different stages. With the stamp card you can pick up your needle at the tourist office Eben for free.

Gentian in bronze          Gentian in silver            Gentian in gold           Gentian in diamant

for 5 stages                       for 10 stages                   for 20 stages                 for all 31 stages

For further information: http://www.salzburger-almenweg.at/ 

 Highly recommended routes starting out from Eben

• Amadé Almentour in 4 or 8 days through the Salzburg Sports World. Hiking with a rucksack on your back across the mountains of the region.
  Overnights at towns and village in the Salzburg Sports World.
• Moosalm - time to trail: about 1 hour
  Starting point- Kreistsiedlung, turn-off for “Ebner Ferienhäuser”, along trail No. 12 (clearly marked) to the Moosalm. This hike takes you along a gradually climbing forestry road, mostly through forest.
• Reitlehenalm and Oberbuchsteinalm - time to trail: about 2 hours
  Starting out from the Kreistsiedlung, follow the Ranstlweg to the Hödeggbauer farm and continue to the forestry road. At this crossroads, make a right on trail No.13, continuing to the Oberbuchsteinalm and the Reitlehenalm (10 min.). This hike is generally through forest, as well as across the alpine pastures of the Buchsteinalmen.
  Elevation change: 445 meters
• Gerzkopf - time to trail: about 4 hours
  Starting point - Schattbach (bus stop), along the Schattbachwinkel road to the Knappbauer farm, via marked trail No. 15 to the Gerzkopf nature sanctuary. Magnificent panoramic views and the “Schwarze Lacke”, a tarn woven in legend. This particular hike is a stage on the Amadé Trekking Tour, taking you through the Schattbachwinkel along a generally very good and clearly marked trail. Option to continue your hike across the Gsengplatte to Neuberg/Filzmoos.
  Elevation change: 900 meters.
• Höllbergweg a) - time to trail: about 3 hours
  Starting point – sports center, through the autobahn underpass and right on forestry path No. 244 to the Schertlgut, then along the Höllbergweg to Eben. Easy hike through areas of forest and alpine pastures.
  Elevation change: 350 meters.
• Höllbergweg b) - time to trail: about 3 hours
  Starting point – sports center, through the autobahn underpass and right on forestry path No. 244 to a sign-posted turn-off – making a left on trail No. 40 and continuing via Kornberg and Schartelhof to Eben.
  Elevation change: 680 meters.
• Rossbrandweg - time to trail: about 4 hours
  Starting point – Pöttler Promenade in the direction of the Pöttlerhof, then on trail No. 11 in the direction of the ski lift. From there along trail No. 460 (clearly marked) to the Radstädterhütte.
  Intermediate hike, generally through forest.
  Elevation change: 920 meters.
• Austria Tour - time to trail: about 1.5 hours
  Starting point – Rosenberger rest stop, above the museum and Haus Marianne onto the Gasthofberg Road and then right as far as the Halmgut café.
  From there, make your way towards St. Martin until you come to Österreichweg No. 19, continuing as far as  Buchegg.
  Take the access road back to your original starting point.
  50% of this hike is through forest.
  Elevation change: 400 meters.

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