Camping Ennstal
The Ennstal as a camping route — from the Gesäuse National Park via Liezen to Schladming-Dachstein. The Ennstal is a long alpine valley in Styria with picturesque landscape and the Ennsradweg cycle path (R7, part of EuroVelo 14).
Ennstal camping route
- Admont / Gesäuse National Park: 80 km from Campbert — Admont Abbey, Gesäuse gorge
- Liezen: 38 km — Ennstal main town
- Schladming (Campbert ★): 4 ski areas, 1,500+ km hiking trails
- Ramsau am Dachstein: 14 km — Dachstein, cross-country skiing, panorama
Ennsradweg cycle path
The Ennsradweg (R7, part of EuroVelo 14) runs for around 263 km from Flachauwinkl to Enns, flat and well-paved through the entire valley — suitable for all ages. Through Schladming it runs down in the valley, a few minutes from Campbert.
Gesäuse National Park
One of Austria's wildest national parks — a narrow rock gorge with steeply rising limestone walls. Climbers, white-water paddlers and hikers. Entrance from Admont (80 km from Campbert).
Häufige Fragen
- What is the Ennstal?
- A long alpine valley in Styria through which the Enns flows. Known for picturesque landscape, the Gesäuse National Park and Schladming.
- Is the Ennstal interesting for cyclists?
- Absolutely — the Ennstal cycle path is one of Austria's most popular cycling routes. Flat, well-paved, accessible directly from Campbert.