Schüttbauernalm (from Weyer/Kleinreifling)
4400 Steyr
Extensive hike from the town center of Kleinreifling to the Schüttbauernalm
Recommended season:
- April
- May
- June
- July
- August
- September
- October
- Round trip
- Scenic
- Refreshment stops available
- Geological highlights
- Botanical highlights
From Kleinreifling, the path leads through the Hammergraben and then steadily uphill on the old alpine path past the Prenklalm (hunting hut), Sonnrißhütte to the Niglalm or Viehtaleralm. Over the alpine pasture, it continues to the Bärenkogel and on a forest road over the Menaueralm to the Schüttbauernalm.
Hiking path: 495
The path initially follows the road into the Hammergraben, then branches left on the old alpine path steadily uphill through the forest past the Prenklalm (hunting hut) and Sonnrißalm to the Niglalm or Viehtaleralm. From here it continues over the alpine pasture along the forest edge to the Bärenkogel. A comfortable forest road leads to the Menaueralm (hunting hut) and after a short hike over the hill you reach the Schüttbauernalm (1,070 m) with a magnificent view of the Gesäuse mountains.
Variant:
We recommend traveling by car to Niglalm/Viehtaleralm and from there on foot to the Schüttbauernalm (1.5 hours, 247 m elevation gain).
A detour via the Bodenwies (1,540 m) is rewarded with a magnificent panoramic view over the Kalkalpen National Park to the Totes Gebirge, Haller Mauern, Gesäuse mountains, and Ennstal Alps.
Tip:We recommend traveling by car to the Niglalm/Viehtaleralm and from there on foot to the Schüttbauernalm (1.5 hours, 247 m elevation gain) or via the Bodenwies (1,540 m) with magnificent panoramic views over the Kalkalpen National Park to the Totes Gebirge, Haller Mauern, Gesäuse mountains, and Ennstal Alps.
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further information:
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Das Dorfzentrum Kleinreifling steht seit Oktober 2019 für sämtliche Veranstaltungen zur Verfügung und bietet auch eine moderne Infrastruktur (Beamer, ...).
Weiters findet die Gemeindebücherei Kleinreifling im Dorfzentrum ihren Platz und ist jeden FR von 17:00 bis 18:30 Uhr geöffnet.
Im schönsten Wandergebiet auf ca. 600 m, in ruhiger Lage neben Wiesen und Wäldern, überdachter PKW-Stellplatz bis 2 m Höhe.
Die Zufahrtstraße endet hier. Dahinter nur 1 Ferienhaus und 1 Haus.
Umliegend sind viele Almen von einfachen Wanderungen bis anspruchsvollen. Z.B. ab Haus zum Almkogl, einer der schönsten Aussichtsberge.
Viele Ausflüge, ausführliche Info liegt im Haus sowie Wanderkarte.
Angeln, Fliegenfischen. Direkt unterm Berg ist kleiner See Seewiese mit Feuerstelle, WC.
Im EG voll ausgestattete Stube/Küche, Holzherd, Elektro-Koch- u. Backofen, Geschirrspüler, Wasserkocher, Kaffeemaschinen.
SAT-TV, CD-Radio. (Spiele, Bücher, Spielsachen).
Auf Wunsch werden Babybett und Hochstuhl aufgestellt.
Über eine schmale Holztreppe geht es ins 1. Obergeschoss mit großem Schlafzimmer mit Doppelbett, antiken Bauernschrank, Ohrensesseln und SAT-TV.
Badezimmer mit Dusche, WC, Waschmaschine,. Abstellraum.
Im Obergeschoß ist ein Schlafzimmer mit Doppelbett, 2 Einzelbetten.
Kleiner, eingezäunter Garten mit Gartenmöbeln, Griller.
Kostenloser WLAN-Internetzugang.
Heizen mit Holzofen oder Elektro.
Wenn Sie den B e l e g u n g s k a l e n d e r mit den freien Zeiten sehen möchten, sowie Preise,
geben Sie den Link ein: www.ferien-netzwerk.de/unterkunft/5137/
Genießen Sie erholsame Tage in unserem stilvoll renovierten Haus „Am Stein“ in sonniger, ruhiger Lage direkt am Ennsradweg.
Unser familienfreundlicher Bio-Bauernhof ist idealer Ausgangspunkt für viele Wanderungen und Radtouren, im Winter warten Rodel- und Skitourenvergnügen direkt vor der Haustüre!
Bahnhofabholung gratis
Bettenanzahl: 12
Zimmer: 2 (2 Zimmer mit Bad/Dusche, je einem Doppelbett, je einer Galerie für zwei Personen), je zwei Einzelbetten
Haustiere nicht erlaubt.
Gemütliches Haus im Ort beim Ennstalradweg.
Bei der Wikingermatura auf der Seewiese stehen praktische Fächer wie Pfeil und Bogen schießen, Steinschleuderschießen, usw. am Programm. Das fachliche Wissen müssen Sie bei einer theoretischen Prüfung unter Beweis stellen. Ausgeloste Teams treten gemeinsam zur Matura an. Abschließend Überreichung des Maturazeugnisses und gemeinsames Essen.
Anlegestelle – Seewiese ca. 10 Gehminuten | Dauer Matura: 2-3 Std.
Bei Schlechtwetter findet die Veranstaltung im beheizbaren Festzelt auf der Seewiese statt.
bis max. 55 Pers
Die Schüttbauernalm liegt auf 1070 m Seehöhe in der Nationalparkregion Ennstal unterhalb der Bodenwies.
Die Schüttbauern Alm befindet sich in der Nationalparkregion Ennstal und ist von unserem Gutshof aus über eine 4,5 km lange Forststraße (die Zufahrt zur Alm ist nur während der Öffnungszeiten gestattet und auf eigene Gefahr!) mit dem PKW oder zu Fuß erreichbar. Von Kleinreifling aus ist sie ausschließlich zu Fuß erreichbar.
Genießen Sie das natürliche Umfeld und die Ruhe und erfreuen Sie sich an den hausgemachten Speisen der traditionell geführten Almküche. Gemütlich am Abend bei Kerzenlicht oder bei Lagerfeuerromanik zusammensitzen und dieses Gefühl selbst erleben.
- Nächtigungsmöglichkeit von Freitag bis Sonntag
- Wochentags ab 10 Personen
- Nächtigungen sind nur mit Reservierung möglich.
- Für die Nächtigung sind mitzubringen: Hüttenschlafsack, Taschenlampe und Handtuch.
- Nächtigungen mit Hunden sind nicht möglich.
- kein Strom
Damals war nichts vorhanden außer einem Badesteg. Weit über die Gemeindegrenzen hinaus bekannt wurde die Seewiese allerdings durch die Seewiesenfeste, die der Verein Frikulum seit Jahren auf diesem Gelände durchführt.
Heute ist die Seewiese ein Naherholungsgebiet und bietet Badevergnügen für Einheimische und Gäste. Frei und öffentlich zugängig, Griller, Feuerstelle, Liegewiese und WC vorhanden, Parkplatz, 5 Minuten Fußweg vom Bahnhof Kleinreifling.
Mit dem Auto
Von Westen: A1 Autobahnausfahrt Enns-Steyr > B115 ins Ennstal
Von Osten: A1 Autobahnausfahrt Amstetten West > Waidhofen / Ybbs > Weyer
Von Norden: A3 Regensburg > Passau > Wels > A1 bis Ausfahrt Enns-Steyr > B115 ins Ennstal
Von Süden: A9 Pyhrnautobahn > Klaus > Grünburg > Ennstal
Mit der Bahn
Die Ennstalbahn verläuft zwischen Linz und Weißenbach-St. Gallen. Je nach Wochentag und Tageszeit fahren die Züge in Ein- bis Zweistundenintervallen.
Bahnhöfe befinden sich in Ternberg, Trattenbach, Losenstein, Reichraming, Großraming, Küpfern, Kastenreith, Kleinreifling, Gaflenz und Weißenbach-St. Gallen.
Die Sonnrißhütte liegt auf der Viehtaleralm unter dem Sonnriß in den Ennstaler Voralpen. Zur Bodenwies, einem der schönsten Aussichtsberge Oberösterreichs, ist es nicht weit. Im Sommer kann die Hütte nicht nur zu Fuß, sondern auch mit dem Rad angesteuert werden.
Zugänge:
Von Kleinreifling - 1,5 Std.
Von Bst. Schönau - 2,5 Std.
Von Altenmarkt/Bst. Weißenbach - 3,5 Std.
Markierte Wege:
Schüttbauernalm 1070 m - 1,5 Std.
Ennserhütte 1250 m - 4,5 Std.
Stallburgalm 1070 m - 4,5 Std.
Besteigungen:
Bodenwies 1540 m - 2,5 Std.
Almkogel 1513 m - 3,5 Std.
Kühberg 1415 m - 1,5 Std.
Skitouren:
Almkogel 1513 m - 4 Std.
Bodenwies 1540 m - 3 Std.
Wir vermieten ausschließlich an Selbstversorger, gerne auch an Organisationen für Kinder oder Jugendveranstaltungen
Getting there
From Salzburg/Linz: A1 motorway exit Enns-Steyr > B115 into the Enns Valley
From Vienna: A1 motorway exit Haag > B42 > B122 > B115 into the Enns Valley
From Passau: A8 Passau > Wels > A1 motorway exit Enns-Steyr > B115 into the Enns Valley
From Graz: A9 Pyhrnautobahn > motorway exit Klaus > Grünburg > into the Ennstal Valley
Public Transit
The Ennstalbahn runs between Linz and Weißenbach-St. Gallen.
Details at www.ooevv.at
Railway Stations are located in Steyr, Garsten, Lahrndorf, Dürnbach, Ternberg, Trattenbach, Losenstein, Reichraming, Großraming, Gaflenz, Weyer, Küpfern, Kastenreith, Kleinreifling and Weißenbach-St. Gallen.
Parking
Weyer/Kleinreifling town center or Weyer/Kleinreifling Viehtaleralm
- Suitable for groups
- Suitable for teenagers
- Suitable for seniors
- Suitable for single travelers
- Suitable for friends
- Suitable for couples
- Suitable for children
- Spring
- Summer
- Autumn
Please get in touch for more information.
Stadtplatz 27
4400 Steyr
Phone +43 7252 53229 - 0
E-Mail reichraming@steyr-nationalpark.at
Web www.steyr-nationalpark.at/
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