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To Cows and Buttermilk on the Litzlalm
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LitzalmPhoto: Salzburger Saalachtal Tourismus
Alm hike to the Litzlalm in the Naturpark Weißbach.
In brief: After a short stretch on the Hirschbichl road, continue along the hiking path up to the Litzlalm. Once on the alm (= highest point of the tour) a forest road leads gently downhill to the Jausenstation Litzlalm and then onwards back to the starting point at Hirschbichl. Refreshments available at the Jausenstation Litzlalm at the halfway point and at the Alpengasthof Hirschbichl at the start/end of the tour.
Tour highlights: The Litzlalm with the Jausenstation as well as the alm huts and cows.
The tour is part of “Hiking with Kids” in the Salzburger Saalachtal. The duration and difficulty are suitable for children/families.
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Rest stops
Gasthof HirschbichlJausenstation Litzalm
Tips and hints
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Turn-by-turn directions
After refreshments continue to follow the forest road. At the next crossing, turn right and return to Hirschbichl along the path nr. 401.
Public transport
With the bus 260 to the bus stop Weißbach Gemeindeamt.From here continue the journey with the AlmErlebnisBus (free of charge with the Salzburger Saalachtal Card) to the bus stop Hirschbichl.
By road
Arrival is possible via the Hirschbichl road as far as the car park Waltlmühlsäge. From here it is approximately one hour uphill on foot to the start of the tour. Turn off in Weißbach from the main road and follow the mountain road in the direction of Hirschbichl for ca. 3 km.We recommend travelling with the AlmErlebnisBus from Weißbach. (Paid parking in the centre of the village at the bus stop).
Parking
Car park Waltlmühlsäge (subject to a fee) or car park in the village centre of Weißbach (subject to a fee).Coordinates
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Equipment
Alongside a drinking bottle, we recommended you bring sturdy footwear, warm clothing and rain protection, mobile phone, sunglasses and sun protection (eg. a cap) as well as a light snack.Statistics
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