Salzkammergut
BergeSeen Trail
More than 370 kolimeters through picturesque landscapes and idyllic nature, past deep blue lakes that invite you to linger. The adventure stretches over 14.000 meters in altitude, bringing with it countless alpine and regional variations.
Give your body, soul and spirit a rest and let yourself be enchanted on your path from lake to lake.
The 23 classic stages are the basic structure of the BergeSeen Trail. With the alpine (17 stages) and the regional (9 stages) stages it's possible to lengthen the trail or make it more alpine. The alpine stages are only for people which are sure footed, free from giddiness, in good condition and have alpine experience.
Classic stages
Classic stages
The classic version of the trail, holds a total of 23 stages at various altitudes.
Alpine stages
Alpine stages
Individual routes also lead to alpine refuges. Mountain romance is guaranteed.
Regional stages
Regional stages
During the regional stages you will hike around the Irrsee, around the Attersee and through the Strubklamm.
Along the BergeSeen Trail not only picturesque views, refreshing lakes and culinary delights await, but also friendly alpine innkeepers, helpful local guides and good-humored hikers.
In this way, the tour along the BergeSeen Trail becomes not only an unforgettable stay, but also a personal sense of achievement with memory character.
More info about our SummitLynx digital hiking pins can be found in the link. With the hiking pins, ambitious hikers can record their successes and memories of the highlights they have experienced.
Servus TV-Bergwelten mit Ernst Merkinger, welcher meist weite Wege auf sich nimmt.
This time on the BergeSeen Trail and meets inspiring personalities who accompany him part of the way.
Since 2017 the "Berge-Seen-Trail" connects the numerous hiking trails in the Salzkammergut to a 350 kilometer long long distance hiking trail. 20 daily stages lead through the Salzkammergut mountains and through the Tote Gebirge, past the numerous large and small lakes of the Salzkammergut. This long-distance hiking trail was realized as a joint project of the tourism associations of the region and the Salzkammergut Tourismus Marketing GmbH, with the Austrian Alpine Association and the Naturfreunde Salzkammergut.
Jakob Fessler set out last fall and completed two sections of this Salzkammergut - Trail: He hiked together with former forester Gisbert Rabeder from Lake Hallstatt to the spa town of Bad Aussee and then with hiking guide and storyteller Sabina Haslinger from Almsee to Gmunden. He also explored Lake Traunsee with the historic paddle steamer Gisela and its captain, and had Manuel Suchanek explain the history and functioning of the famous laths during a trip on Lake Altaussee.
We hope you enjoy listening to it!