Lilienfeld (Muckenkogel)

The extensive alpine pastures belonging to the monastery high above Lilienfeld are rightly called the sunny roof of the small town. When there is thick fog in the Traisen Valley, the sun rules up there. A popular panoramic path runs over the magnificent alpine pastures, which can be easily climbed on weekends with the chairlift. Athletes with some sure-footedness start the route from the valley via the two romantic waterfalls. In total, five huts or catering establishments invite you to stop on the mountain. The summit of the Muckenkogel presents a monastery point with information about four monasteries in the surrounding area. The Muckenkogel, once the home of ski pioneer Zdarsky, has recently developed again into a winter meeting point for numerous ski tourers.

Valley station chairlift

Opis trasy Lilienfeld (Muckenkogel)

A few hundred meters from the valley station on the piste (road), then left to the Large Waterfall. Steep path with a new metal staircase and rope railings. Continue over the Small Waterfall to the Lilienfeld Hut. Last ascent to the mountain rescue hut, then across flat alpine terrain to the mountain station. Muckenkogel summit, road to the Hauswiese and to the Traisner Hut on the Hinteralm. Descend Hauswiese and then right on the road through the Black Forest to the Klosteralm. On the piste (cart roads) over the Kolm and the Hölltal back to the starting point.