Hiking · Nature · Culture
Panorama Allee Ramsau West – Family Loop on the Plateau
approx. 3:30 h | 10.1 km | ↑145 m · easy · 1–10 people · from 0 €4,1 km
Panorama Allee Ramsau West is one of the most enjoyable walks on the Ramsau plateau. The broad, mostly level meadow and field path leads from Ramsau Ort past the Evangelical Church, through airy larch woods and along avenues of maple and rowan. The dramatic Dachstein south face and the Schladminger Tauern accompany you throughout. Numerous benches, drinking fountains and cafés invite you to linger. With minimal elevation gain, this loop is ideal for families, leisurely walkers and photographers—and in winter, it often doubles as a groomed walking route when conditions allow.
Route & Difficulty
Begin at the Event Center in Ramsau Ort, pass the Evangelical Church and head towards Knollhof. Wide, stroller-suitable meadow paths bring you to Grahhof and onward to the Dachstein road toll station. The route then skirts the forest edge via Tannenweg to the foot of Rittisberg and returns by the lakeside at “Ramsau Beach” to Ramsau Ort. Rated “easy”, this loop features almost no steep sections—perfect for beginners, families and anyone seeking a relaxed scenic walk.
Family-Friendly & Refreshments
You’ll find plenty of benches along the way and several cafés and restaurants in the village. Most of the loop is suitable for strollers; after rain or snow, sturdy footwear is recommended. Drinking fountains and a Kneipp facility provide refreshment. Play areas around Ramsau Ort and near Ramsau Beach keep kids entertained. Toilets and further facilities are available around the Event Center and local venues.
Views & Photo Spots
Expect superb views: the Dachstein trio—Hoher Dachstein, Mitterspitz and Torstein—rises to one side, while the Schladminger Tauern, with the striking Kalkspitze, frame the other. Rustic farms, meadows and the church offer charming foregrounds. Morning and late afternoon light are especially photogenic, turning the avenues of rowan and maple into golden accents along the path.
Best Time & Notes
The loop is accessible year-round; in winter, it’s often groomed as a walking trail depending on snow. Always check conditions and equip accordingly. In summer, bring water and sun protection; in autumn, watch for slippery patches. Please stay on marked paths, close pasture gates and keep dogs leashed. For a longer day out, link the West loop with the Panorama Trail East.
- Wide panoramas to Dachstein and Schladminger Tauern
- Stroller-friendly paths with many benches
- Evangelical Church and traditional farmhouses
- Optional dip at “Ramsau Beach” lake
Tip: Combine with the Panorama Trail East for a longer outing, or bring swimwear for a refreshing break at Ramsau Beach.
Getting there: From Schladming center, drive about 15 min via B320 and L711 to Ramsau Ort (parking at the Event Center). By public transport: ÖBB train to Schladming, then bus line 960 to “Ramsau Ort Veranstaltungszentrum”. The loop starts right there.
Price: Free; small local parking fees in Ramsau Ort may apply (approx. €0–5). As of October 2026.
Last updated: October 1, 2026
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frequently asked questions.
Is it suitable for strollers?
Yes, most of the route follows wide, level meadow and field paths. After rain or snow, all-terrain wheels are helpful.
Can I do it in winter?
Yes, when snow conditions permit, it is often groomed as a winter walking trail. Check local updates.
Is there drinking water on route?
Yes, you’ll find drinking fountains and a Kneipp facility along the way, plus cafés in the village.
Where can I park?
Parking is available at the Event Center in Ramsau Ort, right at the start/finish.
How do I get there by public transport?
Take an ÖBB train to Schladming, then bus line 960 to “Ramsau Ort Veranstaltungszentrum”. The loop starts at the stop.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes, on a leash. Please be considerate around livestock and other visitors.
