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The Oberhofalm (1300 m)
is a popular destination
and also a starting point
for some easy walks |
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You can drive to this region
by car directly from Filzmoos
on a mountain road
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Here you’ve already
a magnificent view
to the tremendous
rockslides from the Bischofmütze,
and the landlord of the Oberhofalm
will be pleased to show you
his photograph album with the
chronicle of this mountain
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You can make
some small
walks in the area of
the alpine pasture:
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for example, walk uphill to the
little lake Almsee, walk along
the lake and go back on the other
side via the Unterhofalm
(1 hour walking time)
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Here it should be mentioned,
that the first alpine pasture is the
Oberhofalm and the alpine pasture
a little bit more uphill is the
Unterhofalm
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A walk, also worthwhile
with children, leads you uphill
to the hutHofpürglhütte
(1705 m – 1 hour walking time)
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The view and the
stay here are magnificent
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Now you can go back
the same way – or use
a little bit longer but very
beautiful variant :
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Use the path Linzerweg
which leads along the
rockslides of the Bischofmütze,
and then beneath the Steiglpaß
and the Gosaustein
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On the whole way
you can enjoy the view to the South -
and go then over alpine pastures
back to your starting point
(2 hours from the Hofpürglhütte)
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An also worthwhile tour
is the walk to the
Rötelstein
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Walk from the Oberhofalm
through the forest and over
alpine pastures uphill to the
mountain hutWallehenhütte (1612 m)
- to that point you can drive by ca
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Walk then up to a
saddle-like hill
the Sulzenhals (1827 m)
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Now walk up the slope with the
mountain pines on the right side
and you’ll reach a rocky area -
not dangerous, but your hands
will have to help you a little bit
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After that the path leads
relatively flat to the summit
of the Rötelstein (2247 m, 2 hours walking
time from the Wallehenhütte)
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Theview of the
near Dachstein, the
Gosaukamm, the Bischofmütze,
as well as the valley Ennstal
and the summits of the Lower Tauern
is great
Way back like way up
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Alpine hikers with a good condition
can make also many interesting
crossings in the area
Dachstein-Gosaukamm, starting
from the Oberhofalm
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