Haus-Aich

Hauserbergweg

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Tour description

A winter walk that gives you a great overview. From the village of Markt Haus, this hike leads you up to the Dirtlerhof on the Hauserberg. From there, you can overlook the Ennstal valley across to Weißenbach and the Birnberg, with the village of Markt Haus lying directly before you. The route follows the driveway and is therefore technically very easy, although you do gain 260 meters in altitude on the way to the Dirtlerhof. Back in Markt Haus, a stop at one of the cafés or restaurants is highly recommended.

The tour

moderate

publicly accessible

Starting and end point Schlossplatz Haus or Parkplatz Schule-Psaltersteig

Tour characteristics

Distance: 5.5 km

Fitness (3/6)

Skills (2/6)

Information

Distance: 5.5 km

Duration: 2:00 h

Ascent: 260 m

Descent: 260 m

highest point: 1019 m

Best season

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Map, elevation profile & further information

Starting from Schlossplatz or the car park above the schools in the village of Haus, head to the intersection below the valley station of the Schladminger Tauern Seilbahn near Pension Kitzer. Here, the Hauserbergweg branches off to the left, which you follow via several serpentines up to the Dirtlerhof. The return journey follows the same route.

Take the Ennstal federal road (B320) to Haus im Ennstal and take the exit there. Drive through the village to the center to Schlossplatz or alternatively to the parking lot above the school center.

Free parking above the schools (approx. 200 m away)
Parking garage (subject to a fee) in the village of Haus im Ennstal

Postbus line 900 to Haus im Ennstal.

Ankle-high, warm boots, warm clothing, gloves and a hat. Possibly a small backpack with a warm drink in a thermos flask. When winter hiking, it is also advisable to carry crampons/snow spikes to be prepared for slippery conditions if necessary.

Enjoy the magnificent panoramic view of the Dachsteinmassiv and across the Ennsboden to Weißenbach.Tour at your own risk! No liability is assumed for any existing or occurring alpine hazards (weather, etc.). Sudden changes in weather, rapid drops in temperature, thunderstorms, wind, fog and snowfields are objective hazards and require correct behavior on the way. In case of emergency, please dial the following emergency numbers: