Walking in Austria. Kev Reynolds

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rel="nofollow" href="#ud471101f-42e6-5396-a6de-c29a3e2020c8">Route 77 Bachlalm – Sulzenhals – Rötelstein

       Route 78 Bachlalm – Sulzenhals – Hofpürgl Hut – Filzmoos

       Gosautal and Hallstätter See

       Route 79 Vorderer Gosausee – Hintere Seealm

       Route 80 Steeg-Gosau – Hallstatt – Steeg-Gosau

       9 Hohe Tauern

       Introduction

       Walks from Badgastein

       Route 81 Badgastein – Palfnersee – Badgastein

       Route 82 Badgastein – Graukogel – Reedsee – Badgastein

       Route 83 Badgastein – Böckstein – Badgastein

       Route 84 Badgastein – Oberer Bockhartsee – Sportgastein

       Walks from Kaprun

       Route 85 Kaprun – Krefelder Hut

       Route 86 Krefelder Hut – Salzburger Hut – Kaprun

       Route 87 Kaprun – Scharfer Grat

       Route 88 Kaprun – Heinrich-Schwaiger-Haus

       Route 89 Kaprun – Austriaweg

       Route 90 Hut to Hut across the Glockner Group

       Walks from Matrei in Osttirol

       Route 91 Matreier Tauernhaus – Innergschlöss

       Route 92 Innergschlöss – Ochsnerwaldweg – Innergschlöss

       The Virgental

       Route 93 Ströden – Essener-Rostocker Hut

       Route 94 The Venediger Höhenweg

       The Tauerntal

       Route 95 Europa Panoramaweg Goldried – Kals-Matreier-Törlhaus – Kalser Höhe – Goldried

       Route 96 Matrei – Sudetendeutsche Hut – Matrei

       Walks from Kals Am Grossglockner

       Route 97 Kals – Stüdl Hut

       Route 98 Kals – Glorer Hut – Lucknerhaus

       10 Karawanken

       Introduction

       Route 99 Bärental – Klagenfurter Hut

       Route 100 Klagenfurter Hut – Bielschitza

       Route 101 Schaidasattel – Hochobir

       Appendix A Useful Addresses

       Appendix B Bibliography

       Appendix C Menu Items

       Appendix D German–English Glossary

       Appendix E Index of Routes

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      From the Fuldaer Höhenweg walkers gain a direct view of the Taschachferner (Ötztal Alps, Route 15)

      INTRODUCTION

      At four o’clock on a June morning in 1967 I gazed breathless with wonder as the sun rose out of a distant valley, and flooded its glow across a sea of mountains whose snowfields and glaciers turned pink with the new day. My companions and I had spent the night with neither tent nor sleeping bag for comfort on a summit modest in altitude but generous in outlook, and greeted the dawn with smiles of delight. Then we descended as fast as we could. As we did we won a second sunrise, then another, and another, racing for pre-dawn shadows while the sun hastened to spread its goodness over all the Eastern Alps.

      I was young then, leading walking groups in Austria’s mountains, and loving every moment, every trail, every summit, valley, lake and meadow starred with flowers. Loving the pure alpine air, the cleanliness of the villages, the punctuality of bus and train, the certainty of a waymarked path, the smiles of each hut warden amused by my poor attempts to speak German. Loving life.

      Forty

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