--- title: "Alpine hike: Ennser Hut - Gschwendtalm - Anlaufalm" url: "https://www.360alpenland.com/en/oesterreich-tour/detail/430007537/alpine-hike-ennser-hut-gschwendtalm-anlaufalm.html" description: "Short description:Hike from alpine pasture to alpine pasture, immerse yourself in nature and enjoy the hospitality during the pause. The Ennser Hut, Gschwendtalm and Anlaufalm - in and around the Kalkalpen National Park - can be individually combined into multi-day hikes with summit experiences.Quality of experience: ***Recommended season:MayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberProperties:Multi-stage routeScenicRefreshment stops availableSummit route" date: 2026-02-11 modified: 2026-04-30 --- # Alpine hike: Ennser Hut - Gschwendtalm - Anlaufalm Alpine hike: Ennser Hut - Gschwendtalm - Anlaufalm ==================================================== **Path number:** 492, 492a, E44, E48, 488, 490 **Starting place:** 4463 Großraming **Destination:** 4463 Großraming ![](https://assets.tourdata.at/260x195/241727/DA4B3DFB32C63D83110DE907D2EA637A20D8B1E1BC5AF71941B213E6F9829CBF/variant-jpg.jpg) ![](https://assets.tourdata.at/260x195/247857/BA78723F0DBAB66B9EF2008D3ABDD4A98FBFEC234C6DF61F72C9586868C5EBB3/variant-jpg.jpg) ![](https://assets.tourdata.at/260x195/247858/0FBF945781F458F5132EFCCB8CB0E3EF7FB8113EAAF611E01138F66BFE5091E7/variant-jpg.jpg) Open copyright © Ennser Hütte Close copyright [ ![](https://assets.tourdata.at/x550/241727/DA4B3DFB32C63D83110DE907D2EA637A20D8B1E1BC5AF71941B213E6F9829CBF/variant-jpg.jpg "© Ennser Hütte") ](https://assets.tourdata.at/1920x/241727/DA4B3DFB32C63D83110DE907D2EA637A20D8B1E1BC5AF71941B213E6F9829CBF/variant-jpg.jpg) Open copyright © Rosina Bürscher Close copyright [ ![](https://assets.tourdata.at/x550/247857/BA78723F0DBAB66B9EF2008D3ABDD4A98FBFEC234C6DF61F72C9586868C5EBB3/variant-jpg.jpg "© Rosina Bürscher") ](https://assets.tourdata.at/1920x/247857/BA78723F0DBAB66B9EF2008D3ABDD4A98FBFEC234C6DF61F72C9586868C5EBB3/variant-jpg.jpg) Open copyright © Rosina Bürscher Close copyright [ ![](https://assets.tourdata.at/x550/247858/0FBF945781F458F5132EFCCB8CB0E3EF7FB8113EAAF611E01138F66BFE5091E7/variant-jpg.jpg "© Rosina Bürscher") ](https://assets.tourdata.at/1920x/247858/0FBF945781F458F5132EFCCB8CB0E3EF7FB8113EAAF611E01138F66BFE5091E7/variant-jpg.jpg) Open copyright © TVB Steyr + Nationalpark Region Close copyright [ ![](https://assets.tourdata.at/x550/354801/8019EE9085861F0E404D3D82FBD6EDF38E54019E794FC02FA868347C3FA956C9/variant-jpg.jpg "© TVB Steyr + Nationalpark Region") ](https://assets.tourdata.at/1920x/354801/8019EE9085861F0E404D3D82FBD6EDF38E54019E794FC02FA868347C3FA956C9/variant-jpg.jpg) Open copyright © Rosina Bürscher Close copyright [ ![](https://assets.tourdata.at/x550/237842/6B172C9D32C831FDFE26820A06FBEDE405B2C369687A7148B891386B7D30B0E1/variant-jpg.jpg "© Rosina Bürscher") ](https://assets.tourdata.at/1920x/237842/6B172C9D32C831FDFE26820A06FBEDE405B2C369687A7148B891386B7D30B0E1/variant-jpg.jpg) Open copyright © TVB Close copyright [ ![](https://assets.tourdata.at/x550/356632/9B53C240DE2D15CA1EBEE092C73BE77307FE0396171A27869D330E594F844A4A/variant-jpg.jpg "© TVB") ](https://assets.tourdata.at/1920x/356632/9B53C240DE2D15CA1EBEE092C73BE77307FE0396171A27869D330E594F844A4A/variant-jpg.jpg) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 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The Ennser Hut, Gschwendtalm and Anlaufalm - in and around the Kalkalpen National Park - can be individually combined into multi-day hikes with summit experiences. **Quality of experience:** *** **Recommended season:** - May - June - July - August - September - October **Properties:** - Multi-stage route - Scenic - Refreshment stops available - Summit route **Description:** Day 1: Großraming – Ennser Hut - Almkogel Day 2: Ennser Hut via Danzersteig to Gamsstein to Gschwendtalm Day 3: Gschwendtalm – Anlaufalm Day 4: Anlaufalm – Brunnbach Hiking trails: 492, 492a, 491, E44, E48, 488, 490 **Directions:** Day 1: Großraming – Ennser Hut From Großraming train station, go through the Oberplaiß district past the Bamachergut up to the Ennser Hut. Overnight stay. Tip as a conclusion to the first day or as a start to the second day: The Almkogel with wonderful views of the Kalkalpen National Park, Totes Gebirge, Gesäuse mountains or Rottenmann Tauern rewards the approximately half-hour ascent. Day 2: Ennser Hut via Danzersteig to Gamsstein to Gschwendtalm From the Ennser Hut, hike down the trail near the cable car and ascend via the Danzersteig to the summit of Gamsstein. After a panoramic view and sight reaching to the Bohemian Forest, descend to the Gschwendtalm to enjoy homemade alpine delicacies in the evening such as bread, curd cheese balls or buns, and sweet curd cheese dumplings. Overnight stay. Day 3: Gschwendtalm – Anlaufalm From the Gschwendtalm, descend into the Brunnbach valley. You can end the tour here or regain altitude by hiking up to the “Kreuzweg” and follow the ridge path with wonderful views into the gorges of the Kalkalpen National Park to reach the Anlaufalm. Overnight stay. Day 4: Anlaufalm – Brunnbach After a relaxed breakfast, you can hike back from the Anlaufalm via the Hochkogel or on trail no. 488 to the Ortbauernalm (walking time to Brunnbach approx. 2.5 hours). - Recommended only for experienced hikers who want to experience the gorges of the Hintergebirge is the variant via the Hochschlacht to the Großer Bach and over the Triftsteig through the Große Schlucht (approx. 5 hours). You can choose: only downhill along the Großer Bach to Reichraming to the Anzenbach gate. Returning to Brunnbach requires altitude gain again via the Annersteig. [ Tour and route information ](#ttgCollapseTourdetails) --------------------------------------------------------- **Path number:** 492, 492a, E44, E48, 488, 490 **Starting place:** 4463 Großraming **Destination:** 4463 Großraming **duration:** 11h 4m **length:** 30,9 km **Altitude difference (uphill):** 1.809m **Altitude difference (downhill):** 1.699m **Lowest point:** 375m **Highest point:** 1.304m **difficulty:** difficult **condition:** very difficult **panoramic view:** Dreamtour **Paths covering:** Asphalt, Path / trail, Gravel, Other **Starting point:** Großraming/train station **Destination:** Großraming/train station **further information:** - Multi-day tour - Possible accommodation - Board possible [ ![Altitude profile Alpine hike: Ennser Hut - Gschwendtalm - Anlaufalm](//static.et4.de/ElevationProfileChart/Go.ashx?Experience=hoehenprofil-meta&Server=meta.tourdata.at&AddElevations=true&AddOfftrackWaypoints=false&AddSurfaces=true&AddWaypoints=false&globalid=tourdata_tour_430007537&width=355&height=250&FontSize=12&mkt=en) ![Altitude profile Alpine hike: Ennser Hut - Gschwendtalm - Anlaufalm](//static.et4.de/ElevationProfileChart/Go.ashx?Experience=hoehenprofil-meta&Server=meta.tourdata.at&AddElevations=true&AddOfftrackWaypoints=false&AddSurfaces=true&AddWaypoints=false&globalid=tourdata_tour_430007537&width=450&height=350&mkt=en) ](#ttgHoehenprofilModal "Alpine hike: Ennser Hut - Gschwendtalm - Anlaufalm") [ Along the trail ](#ttgCollapseAnDerStrecke) ----------------------------------------------- ![](https://assets.tourdata.at/660x495/461858/7503B01EA3A3690EAD0118C737D370DCA7ACD2846FEAE79BBC83E2059BA6DDF4/variant-webp.webp) Ennser Hütte Die Hüttenwirte Helga und Erwin verwöhnen euch mit frisch am Holzofen zubereiteten Hüttenklassikern. Saisonelle Tagesgerichte, kräftige Suppen, Jaus’n und verschiedene hausgemachte Mehlspeisen – für jeden ist etwas dabei. Je nach Andrang Selbstbedienung oder Bedienung.In der Gaststube, rund um den gemütlichen Kachelofen, haben wir 50 Sitzplätze und im Gastgarten finden um die 100 Wanderer und Biker einen Sonnenplatz. Zum Nächtigen stehen 28 Lagerplätzte (aufgeteilt in mehrere Räume) und 3 Zimmer (mit fisch bezogener Bettwäsche), in welchen auch mit Hunden übernachtet werden kann zur Verfügung. Die Hüttenwirte Helga und Erwin verwöhnen euch mit frisch am Holzofen zubereiteten Hüttenklassikern. Saisonelle Tagesgerichte, kräftige Suppen, Jaus'n und verschiedene hausgemachte Mehlspeisen - für jeden ist etwas dabei. In der Gaststube, rund um den gemütlichen Kachelofen oder auf unserer Sonnenterasse mit dem wunderbaren Ausblick - es findet a jeder a Platzerl. Zum Nächtigen stehen 28 Lagerplätzte (aufgeteilt in mehrere Räume) und 3 Zimmer (mit frisch bezogener Bettwäsche), in welchen auch mit Hunden übernachtet werden kann, zur Verfügung. **Zugänge:** Von Parkplatz Bamacher (Schranken) - 1 1/4 Std. Vom Bahnhof Großraming - 3 Std. (Weg Nr. 492) Vom Bahnhof Küpfern - 4 Std. Von Brunnbach übern Gamsstein - 3,5 Stunden **Mountainbikestrecke:** vom Bahnhof Großraming bzw Parkplatz Bamacher **Gipfel in der Nähe:** Almkogel 1513 m, Burgspitz 1429 m, Hühnerkogel 1474 m, Gamsstein 1198 m **Rundwanderung als Tagestour:** Traumhafte Fernblicke - Burgspitz & Almkogel Zustieg ab Parkplatz Bamacher, bei der Ninahütte zum Burgspitz, am Höhenrücken entlang geht es bis zum Almkogel und von dort dann zur Ennser Hütte. Gesamtgehzeit ca. 3,5 Stunden **Mehrtägige Touren:** Ideal bei Anreise mit dem Zug, zweites Auto stellen, oder mit dem Zug retour zum Auto **\* von Bahnhof Großraming - Nächtigung bei uns - übern Almkogel, Burgspitz zur Stallburgalm - Bahnhof Küpfern** **\* Vom Bahnhof Großraming oder Küpfern zur Ennser Hütte (Nächtigung), weiter zur Anlaufalm (Nächtigung) über die Blahbergalm nach Windischgarsten zum Bahnhof oder einen anderen Weg mit Nächtungung auf der Ebenforstalm zum Bahnhof Windischgarsten** **\*Panoramawanderung - für Geübte:** 2 -3 Tage Für den Start in Brunnbach Anreise mit dem Auto oder mit dem Taxi vom Bahnhof Ausgangspunkt ist Brunnbach (Großraming). Über den Gamsstein zur Ennser Hütte (Nächtigung) am nächsten Tag geht es auf'n Almkogel und den gesamten Höhenrücken entlang bis zum Hochzöbel. Von dort Abstieg zum Hirschkogelsattel (eventuel Nächtigung auf der Anlaufalm) und nach Brunnbach. Gehzeit 1. Tag ca 3,5 Stunden am 2. Tag ca 7 Stunden - bei Nächtigung auf der Anlaufalm etwas kürzer **Hütten in der Umgebung:** NF-Haus Stallburgalm 1 1/2Std. Gschwendtalm 2 1/2 Std. Anlaufalm: 6 Std. **Markierte Wege:** Über Gr. Almkogel nach Bodenwies - 6,5 Std. Über Gr. Almkogel nach Kleinreifling - 3,5 Std. Über Stallburgalm nach Kastenreith - 3,5 Std. Leopold Danzer Steig über Gamsstein zur Gschwendtalm - 2,5 Std.(ggfls. Auto stellen) **Besonderheiten:** Kletterwand an der Außenseite der Hütte freies WLAN in der Hütte ![Jausenstation Brunnbachstadl](https://assets.tourdata.at/660x495/392201/BCF5E8429228218780D9268A98C5BF28F86D1EF849EED8436D656189F66EACB3/jausenstation-brunnbachstadl.jpg "Jausenstation Brunnbachstadl") Jausenstation Brunnbachstadl Der Brunnbachstadl liegt in der kleinen ruhigen Ortschaft Brunnbach. Die gemütliche Jausenstation ist an Wochenenden und Feiertagen von Mai bis Mitte November geöffnet. Brunnbachstadl ­– DER Treffpunkt im Reichraminger Hintergebirge, hier treffen sich herzhafte kulinarische Köstlichkeiten und unglaublich schönes Ambiente! Ein Erlebnis für alle Sinne! Ob eine gemütliche Einkehr nach einer Radtour oder Wanderung oder das Feiern von Festen - bei uns wird alles zu einem ganz besonderen Erlebnis! 1. 2. [ Arrival ](#ttgCollapseAnreise) ---------------------------------- **Accessibility / arrival****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 ](http://www.ooevv.at) Railway Stations are located in Ternberg, Trattenbach, Losenstein, Reichraming, Großraming, Gaflenz, Weyer, Küpfern, Kastenreith, Kleinreifling and Weißenbach-St. Gallen. **Parking** Parking lot at Großraming train station [ Suitability ](#ttgCollapseEignung) -------------------------------------- **Most economical season**- Spring - Summer - Autumn [ Accessibility ](#ttgCollapseBarrierefreiheit) ------------------------------------------------- Please get in touch for more information. 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