Hiaslegg

Hiaslegg
	Gasthaus zum Hiaslegg
Pass height	1154 m above sea level A.
expansion	Municipal roads
Mountains	Hochschwab Group / Mürz Valley Alps
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Coordinates	47 ° 30 '31 " N , 15 ° 2' 43" E Coordinates: 47 ° 30 '31 " N , 15 ° 2' 43" E

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The Hiaslegg ( 1154 m above sea level ) is a pass on the edge of the southwestern Hochschwab group in Styria .

Location and landscape

The top of the pass lies between the Trenchtlingstock, which belongs to the Hochschwab Group, in the north and the Mürz Valley Alps in the south. From Trofaiach you can reach Hiaslegg through the Rötzgraben from a south-westerly direction after about twelve kilometers, from Pichl-Großdorf to the east it is about five kilometers.

The pass road is not paved on both sides and is therefore particularly popular with mountain bikers . The Gasthaus zum Hiaslegg and some parking spaces are located directly at the top of the pass and serve as a starting point for hikes.

hikes

Access

from Pichl-Großdorf : 1¼ hours
from Tragöß-Oberort : 1½ hours
from Green Lake : 1½ hours
from Vordernberg via the Hohe Rötz : 2½ hours
from Trofaiach over the Thalerkogel : 4½ hours

Tour destinations

Edelweißboden : 1½ hours
Thalerkogel : 1½ hours
Hochturm (Trenchtling) : 3 hours
Präbichl via Trenchtling and Leobner Hütte : 5 - 5½ hours

Individual evidence

↑ ^a ^b Hochschwab group in the narrower sense, according to the landscape structure of Styria ; the Alpine Club division of the Eastern Alps (AVE) does not lead the Mürz Valley Alps and pulls the Hochschwab Group into the Murtal.
↑ Hiaslegg and the surrounding area on ÖK 50 , www.austrianmap.at , Federal Office for Metrology and Surveying Austria, Austrian map, scale 1: 50,000.

[LGdStmk-1] Hochschwab group in the narrower sense, according to the landscape structure of Styria ; the Alpine Club division of the Eastern Alps (AVE) does not lead the Mürz Valley Alps and pulls the Hochschwab Group into the Murtal.

[2] Hiaslegg and the surrounding area on ÖK 50 , www.austrianmap.at , Federal Office for Metrology and Surveying Austria, Austrian map, scale 1: 50,000.