Alpstein-Trämpl

Short description:
Summit route from Bodinggraben to Ebenforst and the two summits Trämpl and Alpstein

Quality of experience: *****

Recommended season:

March
April
May
June
July
August

Properties:

Round trip
Scenic
Refreshment stops available
Geological highlights
Summit route

Description:

The hike leads from the Scheiblingau parking lot along the Krumme Steyrling to the Jagahäusl, through the forest to Ebenforstalm and over the Alpine pasture up to Trämpl and further to Alpstein.

Hiking trail: 472

Directions:

From the Scheiblingau parking lot, the route follows the Krumme Steyrling on the forest road to Jagahäusl (about 20 minutes). The starting point Bodinggraben alone is worth a visit. The water-spouting "Maul-auf-Loch," the former barrier, the stately forester's house, and the romantic Annakapelle give this valley a special charm.

On the ascent (left) to Ebenforstalm on trail no. 472, you can see where this ravine got its name: water-caused erosion in the rock - so-called tubs (colloquially "Bodinge") - shape the gorge landscape.

You reach Ebenforstalm after about 1.5 hours. There, a proper snack awaits every hiker for refreshment.

The path then leads from Ebenforstalm over the alpine pasture up to the ridge and further always uphill to the summit (Trämpl 1,424 m, Alpstein 1,443 m) with a magnificent panoramic view over the Reichraminger Hintergebirge and Sengsengebirge.

The descent follows the same path.