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Hiking tour Starting from Pass height Geschriebenstein
From the highest point in Burgenland to Hungary
From the highest point in Burgenland to Hungary
From the top of the pass on the main road, the stone nature trail leads you to the summit of the Geschriebenstein (884 m) with its viewing platform. It also forms the border between Austria and Hungary. With a valid passport or identity card, you can cross the border here without hindrance. From the Geschriebenstein (Irottkö) you hike downhill to the Hörmann-forrás (Hörmann spring) and then to the Steirerhäusern. From here you continue along forest paths and after a final, short ascent you come to the Óház-tető ruins with their lookout tower. Now it is not far to the beautiful town of Kőszeg, where the main alpannonia® trail leads past the nature conservation center to the town center. Here you reach the eastern end/beginning of the alpannonia® trail.
Proper behavior when encountering grazing animals:
www.alpannonia.at/verhaltenstipps-fuer-wandergaeste-auf-beweideten-almen
Make sure, when choosing your route, that it matches your mountain experience and fitness level. Check the weather forecast in advance. Weather in the mountains can change surprisingly fast. Therefore, always set out properly equipped (e.g., rain protection).
Check if the huts and snack stations you intend to visit are open. Inform someone about your route choice and planned return before you set off.
Cross-border hiking trail: Remember to carry a passport or ID card!
Always take suitable maps with you. Wear sturdy shoes adapted to the route, bring sun and rain protection as well as water and a small snack. Take your mobile phone and save the mountain rescue emergency number: 140
Large parking lot at Geschriebenstein/Pass
Via S31 (Burgenland expressway) Oberpullendorf - B50 Lockenhaus - Geschriebenstein/Pass
Via Oberwart to Rechnitz - Geschriebenstein/Pass
No train connection, by bus to Oberwart - Rechnitz - Geschriebenstein/Pass
Add an extra day in the beautiful town of Kőszeg after the hike – it's worth it.
