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File Size: 17644 KB
Print Length: 432 pages
Publisher: Cicerone Press; 2 edition (November 19, 2016)
Publication Date: November 19, 2016
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B01N446QQU
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We struggled to figure out hiking in Austria until we bought this book. In July 2017, Austria trail info was scattered across multiple websites, which made it difficult to choose our region and trail. In addition, most websites have English translations, but the websites default back to German with every click. (especially challenging to navigate over a smartphone) Kev Reynolds' Walking in Austria made everything easier and less stressful. Totally worth the investment.
Perhaps the author has a different definition for "walking", but the majority of the "walks" in this book are difficult-sounding, level 2 to 3 hikes that include scrambling, hanging on to ropes and chains, ridge trails (complete with warnings about falling off), steep climbs and descents, etc. As middle-aged, fairly fit trekkers, we were hoping for a book of walks that would get us out into the beautiful Austrian countryside without need of tons of gear or mountain-climbing experience. You know, walks. This book doesn't offer what we were looking for. I've found this to be true of most of the Ciccerone "walks" books I've read.
Good book for the multi-day walks but possibly lacking some of the spectacular day walking that could be accessed from chairlifts? I am travelling to Austria with my family (including a youngish child) for a couple of weeks and then staying on to do some more serious multi-day walks. This book has a great overview of the mountain systems and the special views on offer in each area, so that I found it very quick and easy to work out the logistics and timings to string together a several multiday walks in the high alps in the west (the ratikon, Slivretta and Otzral alps). My only complaint for these walks is that the partially overlapping maps tend to have different shaped ridgelines and often different (non-overlapping) peaks named which made it a bit harder than it should have been to read and follow on from one area to the next.I was more disappointed in the planning details for day walking opportunities which is what I will be doing with my family. For day walks I thought the book a little too purist, in that it eschews giving advice on doing high elevation walks gained from some of the big chairlifts available and instead often details walks down in the valley below with much less views? We will have all used some sort of mechanised contrivance to get to Austria, such as a plane, train or automobile, so just one more bit of mechanical assistance to make the most of the fantastic high alpine scenery seems fair? I come from Australia and whilst we do have Kangaroos, we tend to lack nice craggy mountains with glacial ice and that is what I really want to experience in Austria. Zooming around in Google Earth I can see there seems to be a fantastic system of gondolas up to the glacier studded high alps in a few spots for easy access with children but the book really lacked enough detail to provide any meaningful guidance for day walks in these obvious regions to visit with the following 3 examples the most obvious to me 1. in the Stubai valley there is basically no mention of or map showing the series of chairs going right up to the head of the glacier and any possibility of walks there. 2.For the Kitzsteinhorn it actually mentions the ability to access walks further up the valley by the cable car but gives no details and there would even be room on the map on page 354 to show anything mentioned. 3. for the Dachstein gondola a walk to the Seethaler hut does gets briefly mentioned and sounds great and it could also have be marked on the map (along with the all the other walks shown) on page 318 but it wasnt?Overall a reasonable book with good general guidance on where to do big walks but I reckon its a bit let down on easy day walks with your family - OK so using chairlifts to get up high might be 'cheating' but I would be happy to use these devices to maximise getting high access on my once in a life-time trip. If Kevin the author doesnt really like the impact of these development on the landscape he could maybe put some of the best into a small chapter at the end called 'Cheat walks using chairlifts' but I reckon it would be best just to add the occasional paragraph where such occasional chairlifts do open up the possibility of some high alpine day walking and have the walks and lifts marked on the relevant maps.Der Bergen Ruftdavid from melbourne in australia (not austria)
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