Gnadenalm - Südwienerhütte/Ennslehenhütte

The approach begins at the Gnadenalm. Initially, you follow about two kilometers of the cross-country ski trail, which leads across the wide, open alpine pasture to the Hintergnadenalm at 1,336 m above sea level.

Shortly after the alm, you will encounter a group of huts. From here, you have two options: either continue uphill along the forest road or, depending on snow conditions, ascend through lightly forested terrain next to the path in untracked snow.

AVALANCHE TRANSCEIVER SET – Your life insurance in the backcountry Anyone traveling off marked pistes must carry a complete and functioning avalanche transceiver set (transceiver, probe, shovel) – and know how to use it effectively in an emergency. Only those who are prepared can help or be rescued in an emergency.

Please observe the current avalanche warning levels and use only secured paths. Personal responsibility, appropriate equipment, and mutual consideration are paramount.

ARRIVAL BY CAR

Arrive at your holiday destination safely, quickly and easily. The Obertauern ski region is easily accessible via well-developed roads from all directions!

Access from the north

Motorway Munich - Salzburg - A10 Tauern motorway - Radstadt motorway exit, Exit 63 - B99 Katschberg federal road - Radstadt - Gnadenalm

Access from the south

Villach - A10 Tauern motorway - Motorway exit toll station St. Michael, Exit 104 - Mauterndorf - Obertauern - Gnadenalm

Access from the east

Vienna - A2 - S6 - Semmering - A9 Pyhrn motorway - Liezen B320 - Radstadt or Judenburg - Murtal federal road - Murau - Tamsweg - Mauterndorf - Obertauern - Gnadenalm

TIP: If you want to arrive by public transport, the Postbus line 280 stops directly in Obertauern.

Online bus schedule information

Salzburg Avalanche Warning Service

Option to stop for refreshments at the Gnadenalm