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ST04 AAT: Marterle - Stall

· 21 reviews · Long-Distance Hiking · Nationalpark Hohe Tauern

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Photo: Roland Oberdorfer, Alpe-Adria-Trail

Mo Fiedler
on the September 18, 2022

Variante nach Rangersdorf Da ich in Rangersdorf übernachte, ...

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We can look forward to a largely downhill hiking tour along an old pilgrimage path: from the “Marterle” we walk across romantic alpine pastures and through cool forests directly to Stall im Mölltal. The route takes us partly on forest roads, but mostly on old footpaths through the forests down to Stall.

easy

Distance 12 km

4:30 h

89 m

1,098 m

1,849 m

850 m

Just like on the previous day, stage 4 of the Alpe Adria Trail also follows an old pilgrims’ route. Every year, even today, at the end of July, the “Jacob’s pilgrimage” goes from Stall to the “Marterle”.

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Author

Hohe Tauern - die Nationalpark-Region in Kärnten / Andreas Kleinwächter

Update: May 02, 2023

Difficulty

easy

Technique

Stamina

Experience

Landscape

Highest point

Marterle, 1,849 m

Lowest point

Stall im Mölltal, 850 m

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Track types

Asphalt

6.9 km

Dirt road

0.2 km

Forested/wild trail

1.2 km

Path

3.3 km

Road

0.5 km

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Rest stops

Bauernhof Lerchbaumer
Mölltaler Appartements

Safety information

The route is not difficult; however, the paths in the forest are narrow in places – surefootedness and at least a little head for heights are required.

Tips and hints

Start

Wallfahrtskirche Marterle (1,834 m)

Coordinates:

46.879030, 12.940450

DMS

46°52'44.5"N 12°56'25.6"E

UTM

33T 343070 5193780

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Destination

Stall im Mölltal

Turn-by-turn directions

Starting at the “Marterle”, we follow a forest road for just a short while, and soon turn right into a meadow track, which is somewhat difficult to see at the beginning. Gently descending, we alternately cross forests and open alpine meadows. Dogs must be kept on a lead!

Now we come to a new forest road, which we follow for some time. At a big, wooden fountain we can turn right and short-cut a few turns out of the forest road. At the next right turn we leave the forest road and continue straight ahead on a narrow path through the forest. Near the Prisker estate on the Schwersberg we make a sharp descent, until we reach the road again. Again we leave the road and follow a small track along the Loisengraben crossing several times the road again and finally follow the road down into the valley.

For the last time now we change from the road to a footpath, which leads us along the main road directly to the church in Stall im Mölltal – the destination of today’s stage.

Public transport

https://www.postbus.at/en

By road

On the Mölltal-Bundesstrasse (B106) to Witschdorf (municipality of Rangersdorf), from here on a 12 km long asphalt access road directly to the “Marterle”

Parking

Directly by the pilgrimage church or the Rangersdorfer Hütte and Gasthof Marterle inns in the immediate vicinity of the church

Coordinates

46.879030, 12.940450

DMS

46°52'44.5"N 12°56'25.6"E

UTM

33T 343070 5193780

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Mo Fiedler

September 18, 2022 · Community

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Mjam TOMAAT

July 14, 2022 · Community

A lovely trip down hill. A lot of different small paths, and we have to climbe some big trees: they were lying on the path, because of a 'versperrung'. We helped our dog to climbe over, and this part was the most adventure part of this tour to Stall. We ended at Dorfschenke pension, a nice place to stay: clean, a big room, nice comfortable shower and enough space to let our wash dry.

When did you do this route? July 14, 2022

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Stefan Föger

July 12, 2022 · Community

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Difficulty

easy

Distance

12 km

Duration

4:30 h

Ascent

89 m

Descent

1,098 m

Highest point

1,849 m

Lowest point

850 m

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