Hauser Kaibling/ Hochstein
Key information: Hauser Kaibling/ Hochstein
- Hauser Kaibling is a 2,015m peak above the Schladming cable car top. Relatively easy. Superb views back to the Dachstein. 4.5km/2hrs return.
- Walk onward to the 2,543m Höchstein, much of the way on or traversing below a superb ridge of peaks and cliffs. Exposed sections but of the area’s great walks. 11km/5hrs, 850m altitude gain.
Walkopedia rating
- Walkopedia rating86.5
- Beauty34
- Natural interest15.5
- Human interest4
- Charisma33
- Negative points0
- Total rating86.5
Vital Statistics
- Length: Up to 11km/5hrs
- Maximum Altitude: 2,543m
- Level of Difficulty: Strenuous
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WALK SUMMARY
The Schladminger Tauern sit across the deep Enns valley from the mighty Dachstein in the heart of mountainous Austria. They are a maze of high peaks at the end of long ridges and valleys and are very different in feel from the more famous Dachstein to the north - they aren’t limestone, for a start – and walking here is a more typically “Alpine” experience.
Hauser Kaibling is a 2,015m peak above the Schladming cable car top. Relatively easy. Superb views back to the Dachstein. 4.5km/2hrs return.
Walk onward to the 2,543m Höchstein, much of the way on or traversing below a superb ridge of peaks and cliffs. Exposed sections but of the area’s great walks. 11km/5hrs, 850m altitude gain.
This can be tough walking in remote mountains with uncertain weather. Come fully prepared.
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For more information and photos, including detailed practical information and some warnings, see our Schladminger Tauern walk page.
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