Discover the traces of the "Salzkammergut Lokalbahn"
We walk through Alleestraße to the lake, keep right, walk past the Alpenseebad and the parking lot to Mondseestraße, which we follow. After the parking lot at the Sparmarkt, path no.10 to the Schober is marked. We go this way. The main road is crossed in Höribach. The footpath up the hill leads past the Höribachhof on the right. We continue on the Höribachstraße over the ridge, at the fork to the right and downhill again. At the house at Höribachstraße 100 we leave path no.10 and turn left. We hike on the former railway line to the Wagner mill, where we meet the road to St. Lorenz. We turn left, but do not go to the main road, but turn left again immediately. After entering the Camaro company, the bike path and footpath turn right towards Mondsee. On this path we pass under the main road and reach "Schwarzindien" (Black India), where we turn left (path no. 34). Through the settlement area on the bank it goes back to Mondseestrasse and along this. After the Hotel Lackner, we can go left over Matthäus-Much-Straße to Rainerstraße and back to the center. This path has only a small incline over the Höribach ridge. about half of the way leads along the former railway line. The Salzkammergut local railway ran from Salzburg via St. Lorenz to Bad Ischl. A branch line led from St. Lorenz via Black India and Leitnerbräukeller (today Hotel Lackner) to Mondsee. This tour including a description was made available to us by the Alpenverein Österreich, Mondsee Section, Mrs. Annelu-Ilse Wenter.
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