Cislon Alm is a wonderful winter destination: enjoy the snowy landscape, the peaceful forest and the impressive views of the surrounding mountains.

We start on the top of  village and follow for 300 m nr.3. Then we choose nr. 1 and arrive during the large street with good hiking shoes the Cislon Alp (1250m). During the winter it's open from Thursday to Sunday! Then we follow the nr. 2 till a sharp right hand bend (Hochwand) and leave the nr.2. We follow the street till the "Jägerkreuz" and turn down back to the point where we started. Attention: after the Cislon Alp you should have snow shoes for the trip!

The trails are prepared for winter hiking, but winter conditions should still be considered. Some sections may be slippery due to ice or snow.

Winter hiking boots with good grip or snowshoes, warm clothing, gloves, hat, sufficient water, sun protection and hiking poles.

Winter hike from Truden to Cislon Alm: prepared trails, snowy forests and beautiful panoramic views make this circular route a perfect winter experience.

Parking is available at the northern entrance of Truden near the starting point of the hike.

From the A22 motorway exit Neumarkt/Ora, follow the Wine Road towards Montan and continue to Truden. The starting point is at the northern entrance of the village.

Take bus line 142 from Neumarkt via Montan to Truden. From the village centre bus stop, the starting point can be reached on foot.

The prepared winter hike starts at the northern entrance of Truden. Following trail no. 3, you reach a small parking area and continue along the panoramic path (trail no. 1) to Cislon Alm at 1,250 m, open from Thursday to Sunday in winter. The route continues along the forest road following trail no. 2. At a sharp right bend, leave the trail towards Hohe Wand and continue on the flat forest road. Following trails no. 2-3 across the Reiterwiesen meadows, the route leads back around Mount Cislon to the upper entrance of Truden.