Höll: Wurzeralm - Höll - Schwarzlacke and back

The "hell" is a rockfall area and lies at an elevation of about 1,300 m between the steep walls of the Stubwieswipfels and Schwarzecks. Observant hikers will find ancient petroglyphs on large boulders.

1957 carvings have been found in some rock fall blocks in 1958 was a first scientific commission instead. Altogether there are in the valley 13 Rocks, only some are accessible and are on the way. On the Durchkriechstein are the "Man in Tower" and the "stylized family" particularly important rock carvings to be seen. The "hell" is one of the most important rock art occurrences of Austria.

From the top station of the funicular Wurzeralm hike through the alpine village past the Friends of Nature House to Teichlschwind where the road branches off to the right 201. The trail now leads slightly downhill to a Crevice, the "Rolling Luag" and through the woods and rocky terrain down into a valley. There you will find at Route the various rock carvings to visit. Passing the "Durchkriechstein" you come to a small karst spring of the so-called "Schwarzlacke".

From the "Schwarzlacke" you have to then turn around and walk back towards Wurzeralm mountain station.