Werfneralm via Schaumbergalm and Ebenforstalm from Molln (Bodinggraben, Jaidhaus), riding tour
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4400 Steyr
From the Scheiblingau parking lot, follow the gravel road for about 1.5 kilometers into the Bodinggraben, one of the most beautiful valley ends of the Eastern Alps. In the Bodinggraben, the valley opens up and the picturesque ensemble of buildings of the former Counts Lamberg with the managed Jagahäusl, the Adjunktenstöckl, the Rosaliakapelle, and the forestry house Bodinggraben welcomes the surprised visitor. Past the Jagahäusl, ride about 200 meters to the Schwarzgraben parking lot, here turn left onto the forest road leading uphill towards Steyrsteg/Windischgarsten. After about 1.3 kilometers, take a left in a hairpin bend towards Schaumbergalm. Only a short, steeper section of forest road requires some stamina, then it goes gently and with little incline to the managed alpine hut. From there, back onto the forest road and further uphill to the junction "Trämpl." After a short distance, the path splits towards the Trämpl summit and the former cattle path to the Ebenforstalm. Here it is absolutely necessary to dismount and lead the horse!!! From the managed Ebenforstalm, continue downhill to the Werfeneralm. Registration is required for overnight stays at the Werfeneralm. Please inquire about alternative return ride and catering options when registering.
Recommended season:
- April
- May
- June
- July
- August
- September
- October
Please do not forget to save the tour "offline" before starting (top right), as mobile reception in the wilderness of the national park is not always available.Safety guidelines:
Use of the riding trails is at your own risk. Scenically attractive elements (mountains, valleys, rocks, gorges...) are natural hazard points and require reserves in time planning.
Riding rules:
- Riding is permitted in the national park from 15.04. to 31.10. - on other riding trails year-round - from two hours after sunrise until one hour before sunset.
- Ride only on marked routes! Riding is a special nature experience. Wild animals do not run away from the rider. They consider him a peculiar type of animal. However, horses can be unpredictable when encountering animals, hikers, and cyclists. Therefore, riding in the national park is only allowed on marked riding routes!
- Always close all pasture gates securely.
- Many riding routes are also designated as bicycle paths. Always expect oncoming cyclists or motor vehicles.
- Some routes are long and the terrain is partly steep. Please do not overestimate yourself and your horse and do not forget sufficient provisions.
- Please understand that compliance with usage instructions and possession of a valid day or annual permit will be checked.
Equipment:Riding Permit
A day permit costs €5.00 per day, an annual permit €30.00 per year.
Annual and daily permits are available at the National Park Kalkalpen visitor centers and at riding establishments in the region.
More information:
http://www.kalkalpen.at/de/Besuchen_Erleben/REITEN
Horse Country National Park Kalkalpen
Hauptstraße 28
4580 Windischgarsten
Tel: +43 7562 5266 13
Fax: +43 7562 5266 10
info@pferdeland-nationalpark.at
Additional information:http://www.pferdeland-nationalpark.at/
Paths covering:
- Spring
- Summer
- Autumn
Please get in touch for more information.
Stadtplatz 27
4400 Steyr
Phone +43 7252 53229 - 0
E-Mail info@360alpenland.com
Web www.steyr-nationalpark.at/
