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 before travelling, seek advice from your GP or travel clinic; consider immunisation (2 injections a month apart)

 use a tick-effective insect repellent

 do not wear shorts, but tuck trousers into socks and wear long-sleeved clothing

 inspect your skin (and that of your companions) for ticks, and remove with tweezers.

For further information visit www.masta-travel-health.com.

Recommended Maps

A variety of maps cover much of Austria, the best being those published by the ÖAV/DAV under the heading Alpenvereinskarten. Accurate and beautifully drawn, they have a robust quality missing on some of the commercial maps available, and are usually published at a scale of 1:25,000. However, the amount of detail included at this scale is perhaps more than most routes in this guide require. Sheets at a scale of 1:50,000 are available from Kompass, Freytag & Berndt, and Mayr, with some districts treated to 1:30,000, 1:35,000 and 1:40,000 scale.

Graukogel from the Palfnerscharte (Hohe Tauern, Route 83)