Upstream in the Bodinggraben to the Jagahäusl

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Suitable for kids (all ages)
culinary interesting
culturally interesting

Interactive elevation profile

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Tour-Details

Path number: 39

Starting place: 4591 Molln

Destination: 4591 Rosenau am Hengstpaß

duration: 0h 33m

length: 1,9 km

Altitude difference (uphill): 44m

Altitude difference (downhill): 3m

Lowest point: 587m

Highest point: 630m

difficulty: easy

condition: easy

panoramic view: Some Views

Paths covering:

Gravel, Street, Other

Short description:
Starting from Molln at the Scheiblingau parking lot, hike into the beautiful Bodinggraben.

Quality of experience: **

Recommended season:

March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November

Properties:

Refreshment stops available
Family friendly
Cultural/historical value
Geological highlights

Description:
From the parking lot Scheiblingau near Molln you walk along the Krummen Steyrling to the Jagahäusl. This is just under 1.5 km - about 30 minutes on foot.

The Bodinggraben is one of the most beautiful valley closures in the Kalkalpen National Park. Here you will find the former hunting lodge of the Counts Lamberg, the Anna Chapel, the Jägerhaus and the Adjunktenstöckl. Washouts in the stream bed on the way towards Ebenforstalm, so-called Bodinge in the vernacular, gave the romantic valley its name.

The ascents to the Ebenforstalm (trail no. 472), to the Alpstein (1,443 m), to the Großer Trämpl (1,424 m) and to the Schaumbergalm (no alpine pasture) are also located there.

Directions:
From Molln you reach the parking lot Scheiblingau in the Bodinggraben. From there you walk along the Krummen Steyrling to the Jagahäusl. This is just under 1.5 km - about 30 minutes on foot.

This hike leads through one of the most beautiful valley closures in the Kalkalpen National Park past the former hunting lodge of the Counts Lamberg, the Anna Chapel, the Jägerhaus and the Adjunktenstöckl.

Tip:
The ascents to the Ebenforstalm (trail no. 472), to the Alpstein (1,443 m), to the Großer Trämpl (1,424 m) and to the Schaumbergalm (no alpine pasture) are also located there.