Falkensteiner Weg 110 / Rupertiweg E10, Teilstück im Mühlviertel

The Ruperti Trail 10 was opened to the public in 1979 and leads through the provinces of Upper Austria, Salzburg and Carinthia, reaching from the Bärenstein in the Bohemian Forest to the Naßfeld in Carinthia. After all, this trail reaches almost 2800 m above sea level on the Reißeckhöhenweg, so sure-footedness and a head for heights are required in parts, as well as orientation skills in fog. The Rupertiweg 10 is also part of the European long-distance hiking trail E10,  connecting the Berchtesgaden and Triglav national parks and is accompanied by the Via Alpina between St. Bartholomä and Maria Alm.

Trail

From the Bohemian Forest via the Hausruck and Kobernaußer Wald to the Salzach: The trail starts at Bärenstein (1077 m) near the Czech border, from where it runs through the villages of Aigen and Schlägl and via Peilstein to Oberkappel. Now the trail splits into the Innviertelweg route and the alternative route Inn-/Salzachuferweg (approx. 45 km).

Innviertelweg:  From Oberkappel on the Falkensteinerweg along the Rannastausee, via Altenhof and the Falkenstein ruins to Niederranna a.d. Donau. After crossing the Danube, head up into the Hörzingerwald forest, then via Zell a.d. Pram to Haag am Hausruck. Now through the Hausruckwald forest and the Kobernaußerwald forest to the lovely pilgrimage site of Maria Schmolln and via Mattighofen, Eggelsberg and through the Ibmer Moor to Ostermiething, where the alternative route rejoins the Innviertelweg (approx. 170 km.).

Alternative route Inn-Salzach-Uferweg:  Ostermiething can also be reached from Oberkappel through the Sauwald forest to the Inn or along its banks via Schärding am Inn, Antiesenhofen, Reichersberg am Inn, the border town of Braunau am Inn and St. Radegund. Radegund (approx. 160 km).

With the free outdooractive app, you can hike the trail using navigation.