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title: Blumaueralm from Molln (Bodinggraben, Jaidhaus), riding route
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description: "Short description:Easy day trip to Blumaueralm with a place to stop at Jagahäusl. The path runs about 1 kilometer over a cow pasture (cows are used to horses). Technique: **Quality of experience: ***Recommended season:AprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberProperties:Round trip"
date: 2026-02-11
modified: 2026-04-30
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# Blumaueralm from Molln (Bodinggraben, Jaidhaus), riding route
Blumaueralm from Molln (Bodinggraben, Jaidhaus), riding route
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**Starting place:** 4591 Molln
**Destination:** 4581 Rosenau am Hengstpaß
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Stadtplatz 27
4400 Steyr
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**Short description:**
Easy day trip to Blumaueralm with a place to stop at Jagahäusl. The path runs about 1 kilometer over a cow pasture (cows are used to horses).
**Technique:** **
**Quality of experience:** ***
**Recommended season:**
- April
- May
- June
- July
- August
- September
- October
**Properties:**
- Round trip
**Tip:**
Please do not forget to save the route offline (top right) before you start, as mobile reception in the forest wilderness of the national park is not always available.**Safety guidelines:**
**Use of riding trails is at your own risk. Scenic elements (mountains, valleys, rocks, gorges…) are natural hazards and require time reserves when planning.**
**Riding rules:**
\- Riding in the national park is allowed from April 15 to October 31 - on other riding trails all year round - from two hours after sunrise until one hour before sunset.
\- Only ride on marked routes! Riding is a special nature experience. Wild animals do not run away from the rider. They consider it a strange kind of animal. However, horses are not always predictable when encountering animals, hikers and cyclists. Therefore, riding in the national park is only permitted on marked riding routes!
\- Always reliably close all pasture gates.
\- Many riding routes are also designated as bike paths. Always expect oncoming cyclists or motor vehicles.
\- Some routes are long and the terrain is partly steep. Please do not overestimate yourself or 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, and an annual permit € 30.00 per year.
Annual and day permits are available at the Nationalpark Kalkalpen visitor centers and at riding businesses in the region.
More info:
[http://www.kalkalpen.at/de/Besuchen\_Erleben/REITEN](http://www.kalkalpen.at/de/Besuchen_Erleben/REITEN)
**Horse country Nationalpark Kalkalpen**
Hauptstraße 28
4580 Windischgarsten
Tel: +43 7562 5266 13
Fax: +43 7562 5266 10
info@pferdeland-nationalpark.at
**Additional information:**
[ Tour and route information ](#ttgCollapseTourdetails)
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**Starting place:** 4591 Molln
**Destination:** 4581 Rosenau am Hengstpaß
**duration:** 2h 30m
**length:** 11,0 km
**Altitude difference (uphill):** 253m
**Lowest point:** 508m
**Highest point:** 760m
**difficulty:** easy
**condition:** easy
**panoramic view:** Great panorama
**Paths covering:** Asphalt
**Starting point:** Molln, Bodinggraben, Jaidhaus
**Destination:** Blumaueralm, Nationalpark Kalkalpen
**Details riding**
[   ](#ttgHoehenprofilModal "Blumaueralm from Molln (Bodinggraben, Jaidhaus), riding route")
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Annakapelle / Rosaliakapelle
Kleine Laubenkapelle mit Vorhalle
Die 1843 von Carl Zeitlinger errichtete Kapelle ging 1878 in den Besitz der Grafen Lamberg über. Die kleine Laubenkapelle mit Vorhalle ist der Heiligen Rosalia geweiht. Auf dem Satteldach sitzt ein Türmchen mit kleiner Glocke. An der Decke der Vorhalle kann man eine schöne Malerei mit der Heiligen Rosalia bewundern. Ein Schmiedeeisengitter mit den Buchstaben K.Z. und A.Z. und der Jahreszahl 1843 erinnert an die Familie Zeiltlinger, ehemailge Sensenwerkbesitzer.
Nach Gräfin Anna von Lamberg, die besonders gerne im Bodinggraben weilte, wird die Kapelle auch Annakapelle genannt.
Jedes Jahr zu [Anna am26. Juli](https://www.kalkalpen.at/veranstaltung/anna-messe-im-bodinggraben?eventDateId=5202669) und zu [Rosalia am 4. September](https://www.kalkalpen.at/veranstaltung/rosalia-messe?eventDateId=5202662) wird ab 10 Uhr eine heilige Messe gefeiert.
Blumaueralm
Blumaueralm
Die Blumaueralm liegt idyllisch unter den felsigen Nordabstürzen des Sengsengebirges.
Die Blumaueralmhütte ist nicht bewirtschaftet.
Forsthaus Bodinggraben
Forsthaus Bodinggraben - das ehemaliges Jagdschlösschen der Grafen Lamberg.
**TIPP!** Im Rahmen von geführten Touren kann das Forsthaus Bodinggraben und die Ausstellung "Fürsten in der Wildnis" besichtigt werden. **[HIER finden Sie alle Termine & Online-Buchung](https://www.kalkalpen.at/veranstaltung/fuersten-in-der-wildnis-im-sommer)**
**Geschichte:** 1830 ließ Eugen Fürst von Lamberg als Dienstsitz für Jäger und Unterkunft für seine Jagdgäste ein Steinhaus im Bodinggraben erbauen. 1873 wurde im Auftrag von Franz Emmerich Graf von Lamberg das Haus in ein großzügig gestaltetes Blockhaus umgebaut. Noch bis 1936 wurde es von der gräflichen Familie und ihren Jagdgästen genutzt. Heue ist es Dienstsitz für Gebietsbetreuer und Ranger Michael Kirchweger und seiner Familie im Bodinggraben.
Begonnen haben die Lambergs als Burggrafen - als treue Verwalter der kaiserlichen Burg in Steyr 1614. Gut 50 Jahre später hatte der Kaiser so hohe Schulden bei dem Lambergs, dass diese dafür die Herrschaft Steyr kaufen konnten. Mit dabei im Besitz waren weite Wälder im Süden von Steyr bis über das Sengsengebirge. Im Bodinggraben änderte sich deshalb kaum etwas: Die Wälder waren zum Großteil an die Sensenschmiede vergeben. Der Talgrund und die Rosaliakapelle und die Blumaueralm gehörten den Sensengewerken Zeitlinger in der Blumau bei Molln. All diese kleinen Privatbesitzungen wurden 1873 von Reichsgraf Franz Emmerich Lamberg aufgekauft und sein Besitz abgerundet.
**[Youtube-Video:](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zwg7NfBZROI)**
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Jagahäusl
Das Jagahäusl im Bodinggraben ist ein beliebtes Einkehrziel. Neben Jause & Getränk kannst du hier eine tolle Aussicht auf die umliegende Bergwelt genießen.
Wo früher der Jagdaufseher des Fürsten Lamberg wohnte, ist heute die ÖBF Versorgungsstation im Bodinggraben eingerichtet. Unweit des Hauses befindet sich ein kleiner, feiner [Wasserspielplatz](https://www.outdooractive.com/r/20938993/) des [Naturerlebnisweges "Wasser-Spuren" ](https://www.outdooractive.com/r/9953789/)- hier können Kinder ungestört spielen.
Parkplatz Jaidhaus
Parkplatz Jaidhaus
anhängertauglich
Parkplatz Scheiblingau
Der Parkplatz Scheiblingau ist von Molln aus erreichbar.
- Asphaltierter Parkplatz
- reservierte barrierefreie Parkfläche auf Asphalt
- Anhängertauglich (Pferdeanhänger)
- Treffpunkt [geführte Nationalpark Touren](https://www.kalkalpen.at/veranstaltungskalender) aus dem Veranstaltungskalender
- Nationalpark Kalkalpen Infohütte
- Öffentliche Toilette in der Infohütte (Mai - Oktober geöffnet)
- Start zum [Erlebnisweg Wasser-Spuren](https://www.kalkalpen.at/erlebniswege#cat=Erlebniswege&filter=r-fullyTranslatedLangus-,r-openState-,sb-sortedBy-0&ipd=9953789&zc=11.,14.28085,47.79009)
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**Most economical season**- Spring
- Summer
- Autumn
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**Blumaueralm from Molln (Bodinggraben, Jaidhaus), riding route**
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Stadtplatz 27
4400 Steyr
Phone [ +43 7252 53229 - 0 ](tel:+437252532290)
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