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Stein am Mandl – Rottenmanner Hut loop from Wegenetz der Setion Rottenmann

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Stein am Mandl – Rottenmanner Hut loop from Wegenetz der Setion Rottenmann

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Stein am Mandl – Rottenmanner Hut loop from Wegenetz der Setion Rottenmann

07:39

13.9km

1,340m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: April 15, 2026

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Includes segments that may be dangerous

Parts of this route comprise highly technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience is required.

After 6.29 km for 672 m

After 7.48 km for 451 m

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54 m

Pilgrims' Path of World Religions

Highlight • Trail

Nice hiking trail with pretty sculptures and texts on various world religions. The path is not over at the Rottenmanner hut, but continues towards Globuckensee.

In principle, you can drive up to the car park here at the start up, the forest road is sometimes quite steep and narrow.

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2.85 km

Stein am Mandl

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The Stein am Mandl is a mountain south of Rottenmann and belongs to the Rottenmann and Wölzer Tauern. It is 2043 m high.

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4.16 km

Seegupf summit with summit cross dedicated to the Styrian mountain rescue service.

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The mountain is easy to hike in connection with Stein am Mandl.
From here, a beautiful descent path branches off to the Rottenmanner Hütte or to the car park below the hut.
Especially in autumn it is very atmospheric with the discolored larches and there are also many pine trees here.

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5.24 km

Diewaldgupf

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The summit can be hiked from the Seegupf or Rottenmanner Hütte. Hiking trail no. 944 then continues for those in good physical condition to the Hochhaide (descent path) or to the Bösenstein.
We decide to descend from the Diewaldgupf to the Seegupf and hike back along the beautiful hiking trail via Hirschriedel to the Rottenmanner Hütte.

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6.12 km