Mountainmaniac

The Haller Mauern are a mountain range belonging to the Ennstal Alps. Their main ridge, extending in a convex arc from the Pyhrn Pass in the west to the Großer Maiereck in the east, frames the eponymous town of Hall near Admont. The border between the Austrian federal states of Upper Austria in the north and Styria in the south also runs along part of the main ridge. Most of the peaks of the Haller Mauern are accessible via marked hiking trails or via ferratas. While the main ridge in the south is characterized by rugged and steep cliff faces, cirques and long side ridges dominate the landscape in the north. These side ridges include the one from the Kreuzmauer (2091 m / 6860 ft) to the Langstein (1998 m / 6555 ft) on the Upper Austrian side. Starting from the parking lot at the    Innerrosenau cross-country skiing and biathlon centre , the trail (hiking trail 625) initially continues along a paved path, from which a forest road eventually branches off to the right. Follow thi...