Haunsberg

Haunsberg is a mountain near Salzburg that rises to 1020 meters above sea level. The terrain is covered with forests and open meadows connected by several marked hiking trails.

The hiking paths on Haunsberg were created in the 19th century by local farmers who needed to move goods between surrounding valleys. These historic routes still form the basis for today's trails.

Local mountain guides share knowledge of regional plants, wildlife, and traditional Alpine customs during seasonal guided walks through Haunsberg's terrain.

The mountain is accessible from several parking areas in Anthering, with signs showing difficulty levels and estimated walking times. Visitors should prepare with sturdy footwear and weather-appropriate clothing.

From the summit, hikers can spot rare Alpine bird species and view both the Northern Limestone Alps and the Salzburg basin. This panorama makes the hike worthwhile for bird watchers and nature enthusiasts.

GPS coordinates: 47.91483,12.99607

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:06