Extending some 1200 km, the Arnoweg circumnavigates all of SalzburgerLand. It follows in the footsteps of a rich cultural tradition, also taking hikers to some extraordinary natural wonders.
The longest possible variant requires hikers to take on the challenges of 80,000 vertical meters, while around one half of the tour is above 2,000 meters in elevation.
The Arnoweg traverses all of the province's major climate and vegetation zones, from fields of grain to the rocks and glaciers of the Hohe Tauern mountains. This is the equivalent of a journey from Salzburg to the Arctic.
The many highlights include the famous pilgrimage churches of Maria Plain, Maria Kirchental, Maria Alm and St. Leonhard bei Tamsweg, as well as Krimml Waterfalls and the Zittelhaus on the Sonnblick, at 3,106 meters above sea level, the highest point of the Arnoweg.
Complete information about the detailed guidebook published by Bergverlag Rother as well as Arnoweg achievement pins in gold, silver and bronze, can be found online at www.arnoweg.com.
