Brandenberg Butterfly Circular Route
This circular hike takes you to the hot spots of the Brandenberger butterfly fauna.
The wild romantic high valley Brandenberg in the Alpbachtal region is home to a unique fauna and flora with its extensive forests.
Due to the natural dynamics of the forests and the remoteness from large settlements, the Brandenberg valley hosts an above-average variety of different butterfly habitats. According to current knowledge, more than 800 different butterfly species live in the Brandenberg valley! Experience for yourself the Brandenberg butterflies, their beauty and lightness, and their natural habitat! In this circular route, you will experience the hot spots of the Brandenberg butterfly fauna!
The best time for butterfly observation
- Ideal: mid-June to mid-August
- Favorable: late May to early September
Details
| Max. Altitude | 866 |
| Start | Parking lot Kaiserhaus, Brandenberg (709 m) |
| End | Parking lot Kaiserhaus, Brandenberg (709 m) |
| Public access | A12, Kramsach motorway exit, direction Kramsach, direction Sonnwendjoch cable car, Pass the former mountain railway and follow the road to Pinegg, before the bridge turn left uphill and continue to the Kaiserhaus. |
| Public transport | Accessible by bus 4070 |
| Parking | paid parking lot Gasthof Kaiserhaus |
| Equipment | The gorge is closed during very bad weather and in winter. Hiking with dogs through the Kaiserklamm and Tiefenbachklamm is not recommended due to steel bridges with gratings (especially not feasible for small dogs). Sturdy footwear, comfortable clothing |
