What do cows, moors and cattle herds have in common?
Urschlau - ovens - high moor Röthelmoos - Triftklause - waterfall view - mountain forest experience center - Urschlau
What do cows, moors and cattle herds have in common?
Urschlau - ovens - high moor Röthelmoos - Triftklause - waterfall view - mountain forest experience center - Urschlau
Tour description:
Tip : This hike also works by bus and train. Which bus, which stop, where to go? That's below. All public transport tips have been checked for suitability in practical tests.
From the starting point at the Urschlau hiking car park, take path no. 48 to the bridge over the Urschlauer Ache. On the other side just further and then steeply up to the "Oven". From there down to the Röthelmoos Almen and via a forest road back to the Urschlau starting point.
Refreshments : Langenbauern Alm (own cheese production, when it rains service in the Alm), Dandl Alm.
Without a car to Urschlau
Right at the starting point in Urschlau is the small pilgrimage church of Maria Schnee, built during the Thirty Years' War in 1631 to appease Our Lady. It's not just a special place - when a thunderstorm comes up, the bells are still traditionally rung here to drive away the storm. An old custom that has survived to this day.
Between May and October it is essential to stop off at the Dandlalm or Langerbauern Alm. On the Langerbauern Alm, the cream cheese for the snacks is lovingly made in-house every day. Although there are no longer any dairy cows (the milk comes from the neighbors in the alpine pastures), there are plenty of small and large animals to pet, from ponies to cats. Don't be too late for the incredibly delicious Kaiserschmarrn at the Dandlalm - it's usually only available until late afternoon!
By car to Ruhpolding to the Brand district to the Urschlau car park.
With the regional train from Traunstein to Ruhpolding.
In Ruhpolding with the Dorfline.
The Röthelmoos Almen - including the Dandl Alm - include the largest alpine pasture area in Ruhpolding. Surrounded by the Gurnwandkopf and Hörndlwand,…
Learn moreThe Langerbauer Alm (880 m) is located in the middle of the Röthelmoos nature reserve, with a view of the Gurnwandkopf.
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