Eisenstein (Alps)

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Eisenstein
Türnitz and Eisenstein from the southeast (ascent to the Türnitzer Höger)

Türnitz and Eisenstein from the southeast (ascent to the Türnitzer Höger )

height 1185  m above sea level A.
location Lower Austria , Austria
Mountains Türnitz Alps
Dominance 5.2 km →  Hohenstein
Notch height 317 m ↓  Gscheid
Coordinates 47 ° 57 '36 "  N , 15 ° 26' 25"  E Coordinates: 47 ° 57 '36 "  N , 15 ° 26' 25"  E
Eisenstein (Alps) (Lower Austria)
Eisenstein (Alps)
Normal way Hike
Julius Seitner Hut on the Eisenstein

Julius Seitner Hut on the Eisenstein

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The Eisenstein ( 1185  m above sea level ) is a mountain in the Türnitz Alps in southern Lower Austria . The Julius-Seitner-Hütte of the Austrian Mountain Association stands on its summit .

location

The area around the Eisenstein is located in the communities of Schwarzenbach an der Pielach , Loich and Türnitz . The closest, higher mountain is the Hohenstein ( 1195  m above sea level ) in the northeast. From the summit you can see the Ötscher , the Schneeberg or the Gippel as well as the Großer Priel , the Traunstein and the mountains of the Bohemian Forest .

Ascents

  • from Türnitz, 466  m above sea level. A. , about 2½ hours of walking
  • from Hochgraser ( Türnitz ), 690  m above sea level. A. , about 1½ hours of walking
  • from Knedelhof (Türnitz), 595  m above sea level. A. , about 1½ hours of walking
  • from Stelzerbach (Türnitz), about 2¾ hours walking time
  • from Dobersnigg (Loich station), 400  m above sea level. A. , about 3 hours of walking
  • from Loicheck , 878  m above sea level A. , about 1.5 hours walking time
  • from Schwarzenbach an der Pielach (town center), 510  m above sea level. A. , about 2 hours of walking

Several regional and Austrian long-distance hiking trails lead over the summit of the Eisenstein.

The transition to the Otto-Kandler-Haus on the Hohenstein is possible via the Gscheid in about 3 hours.

In winter, the Eisenstein is popular as a destination for simple ski tours , with the Knedelhof being the cheapest starting point. Its terrain is also well suited for snowshoe hikes . The Paulinenhöhle, about three kilometers southeast of its summit, is worth a visit.

Web links

Commons : Eisenstein  - collection of images, videos and audio files

literature

Individual evidence

  1. Der Standard , September 1, 2003: Pure nature on the Eisenstein
  2. www.bergstieg.com: Eisenstein-Südabfahrt
  3. www.bergnews.com: Eisenstein - Paulinenhöhle