Snowshoe hike from Krakaudorf to Krakauschatten and back

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Beautiful snowshoe tour through snow-covered Krakau.

This snowshoe hike is perfect for getting to know Krakow and its various towns better. You can also really enjoy the picturesque panorama.

Characteristics

Skill

Fitness

Best season

January

February

March

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October

November

December

The tour in numbers

medium

Level of difficulty

4,0 km

Route

2:00 h

Time

151 hm

Uphill

151 hm

Downhill

1172 m

Highest point

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More information

East: From Vienna on the A 2 and S 6 to Leoben and St. Michael i. d. E., continue on the S 36 to Judenburg and on the B 96 to Murau. From Murau via Ranten to Krakau.

West, North: From Bregenz/Innsbruck via the A 12, A 93 and A 8 to Salzburg. From Salzburg on the A 10 to St. Michael im Lungau. From here on the B 96 to Tamsweg and further towards Murau via Sauerfeld to Krakau.

South: From Klagenfurt on the B 83 to Scheifling. Then take the B 96 to Murau and on to Krakau.

You start at the municipal office and walk east to the village museum. Follow the settlement on marker no. 8 to a fork in the road with a bench. Turn right here and follow the gently sloping path, which leads mainly across meadows, towards Rantenbach. Then up the valley (right) to the toll mill. From here approx. 300m towards the valley, then right over a bridge with a gate over the Rantenbach. Take path 9B back to the starting point.

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Public parking spaces are available directly at the Krakaudorf municipal office.

The ideal time for this tour is December to March. Information brochures are available at the various information offices.