Don’t miss a thing on the Luchs Trail
17 August 2026
Somerset Barnard’s 2026 concert tour along the Luchs Trail
27 November 2025
From 2026, there will be two new stages on the Luchspfad: Stage 12 from Lunz to Lackenhof and Stage 13 from Lackenhof to Wienerbruck.
28 May 2025
An unusual sighting in the Kalkalpen National Park.
4 February 2025
Lynx released into the wild, Kalkalpen National Park
19 April 2024
Luchs Trail on Servus TV (13 May at 8.15 pm)
11 March 2024
The Luchs Trail will probably always be my greatest love
8 February 2023
The band Silverfuchs are hiking the Luchs Trail and playing their South-East Styrian hill country blues at each stage. 14 stages, 220 km, 12,000 metres of elevation gain, 3 federal states, 3 international nature reserves, 2 mountaineering villages!
19 December 2022
To avoid bottlenecks at dinner, from the 2023 season onwards we’re extending Stage 6 from Gstatterboden to the Ennstaler Hütte. The hut wardens are looking forward to welcoming you. And the next day,…
13 December 2022
The lynx Norik has been released into the Kalkalpen National Park. The one-and-a-half-year-old male is expected to solve the breeding problem within our lynx population by replacing Lakota, the lynx who is currently dominant but unable to reproduce. We hope that he…
21 July 2022
A lynx has gone missing. We hope it has found a new territory and that nothing has happened to it.
21 July 2022
You’ll find the rusted steel plaques at all the stage locations. Perfect for souvenir photos!
7 March 2022
On 21 April 2022, ORF III will broadcast „Austria’s Wild Heart – On the Lynx Trail with Gregor Seberg“. This time, „Land of Mountains“ takes viewers to „Austria’s Wild Heart“, on…
30 July 2021
Stress-free planning
30 July 2021
The Wolf in Lynx’s Clothing
27 February 2020
Provisional start to the season – May!
14 October 2019
On stage three, around the Admonterhaus, the first snow has already fallen. This gives the landscape an almost unreal, romantic feel, with autumnal colours and white mingling with the green. The walk is straightforward…