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Gesäuse National Park in winter
Winter in the Gesäuse invites you to enjoy contemplative moments and adventurous experiences. Far away from the hustle and bustle of the city and crowded ski slopes, the region offers quiet walking paths and winter hiking trails where you can enjoy the wintry splendor undisturbed for hours. Pack up your loved ones and experience the magic of winter with tobogganing fun, snowman building and cozy get-togethers. The Gesäuse is the perfect place for families to enjoy the cold but cozy season to the fullest.
Ski tours in the Gesäuse
JUFA Hotel Schloss Röthelstein***
- Sulzenhals to the Röthelstein (1.100 Altitude)
- Oberst-Klinke-Hütte (520 Altitude)
- Leobner (1.000 Altitude)
- Rotkogel (800 Altitude)
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Snowshoeing in the Gesäuse National Park
Snowshoes make hiking easy even in winter. At the JUFA Hotel Schloss Röthelstein/Admont***, snowshoes can be hired from reception and the next tour can be started right outside the hotel door. This means that even non-skiers can enjoy their winter adventure on a snowshoe hike in the Gesäuse, regardless of whether it’s powder snow or hard snow.
Tour suggestions: Grabnerstein, Scheiblegger Hochalm, Lahngangkogel
Snowshoe vacation in the: JUFA Hotel Schloss Röthelstein/Admont***
Cross-country skiing in the Gesäuse
Perfectly groomed trails are available to you in the Gesäuse, such as the Hall cross-country skiing center. Awarded the “Styrian Cross-Country Skiing Seal of Quality” and with a length of 33.5 km, the trails offer perfect conditions for both classic cross-country skiing and trendy skating. There are even extra shower facilities for both leisurely and sporty cross-country skiers.
Short & sweet: 33.5 kilometers of trails / classic cross-country skiing & skating
Winter sports vacation in the: JUFA Hotel Schloss Röthelstein/Admont***
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