Brugger Trail

Name: Brugger Trail
Brand: Steiermark
Rating: 1 (3 reviews)

After a short pedal section to the WM-Bahn mountain station, you will find the start of the Brugger Trail.

The first part of the trail runs through a sparse forest, uses existing back paths and heads towards Bergfalterbach with a mixture of flowing and steep sections. There is a short section with a black level of difficulty over the stream, which can be bypassed via a forest path, meaning that the entire trail is marked red. The trail continues on a "natural flow trail" section over a striking bridge construction and finally leads into the TMC Trail.

Characteristics

Skill

Fitness

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The tour in numbers

medium

Level of difficulty

2,4 km

Route

1:30 h

Time

242 hm

Uphill

242 hm

Downhill

1100 m

Highest point

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More information

From D, NL, B, F: Via Munich, Salzburg, Tauernautobahn to St. Michael/Lungau (or Radstätter Tauernpaß), turn off to Tamsweg - continue towards Murau.
From H: Via St. Gotthard, Graz - Packautobahn (exit Twimberg) - Judenburg - Scheifling - Murau - Kreischberg.
From CH: Via Arlberg, Innsbruck, Bischofshofen, Tauernautobahn.
From I: Via Tarvis, Villach, St. Veit/Glan, Scheifling, Murau, Kreischberg.
By car from Vienna: Via Semmering, Bruck/Mur, Judenburg, Scheifling, Murau, Kreischberg.

The trail starts at the Kreischberg valley station and leads through the forest towards Kreischberg.

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Public parking spaces are available directly at the valley station on the Kreischberg.

Information brochures are available from the information office on the Kreischberg.