The German railway website here is +
The German railway website is excellent for planning journeys in both Germany and Austria. + Remember to buy a ticket before getting on the train.
Take a bus to the main railway station (Salzburg Hbf) and a train to - Attnang-Puchheim. The train will probably be bound for Wein (Vienna). - Change at Attnang-Puchheim and get on a local train to Bad Aussee. This train + Attnang-Puchheim. The train will probably be bound for Wein (Vienna). + Change at Attnang-Puchheim and get on a local train to Bad Aussee. This train will probably be bound for Stainach-Irdning.
Train changes can be tight (only a couple of minutes); the platform numbers @@ -115,11 +116,11 @@
Once on the train for Bad Aussee, you've got a couple of hours until you arrive. The journey is very pleasant, and the scenery improves as the journey goes on. Half an hour before Bad Aussee, the train skirts - the edge of the large lake adjacent to the village of Hallstatt, + the edge of the large lake adjacent to the village of Hallstatt, visible across the water. The flanks of the Dachstein range can be seen from here. A short while later, whilst passing through a wooded - valley after Obertraun station, you can catch a glimpse of the huge - amount of water which pours from Koppenbrülehöhle on the + valley after Obertraun station, you can catch a glimpse of the huge + amount of water which pours from Koppenbrülehöhle on the right-hand side. The train continues for a few minutes to arrive at Bad Aussee.