Standing in front of the "Trandorf" location sign, we walk left on the village street past the kindergarten and after about 50 m turn right into a small asphalt road called "Brandstatt" and before the church turn left slightly uphill towards Saint Ulrich and at the next Y-junction turn left onto the asphalt road, which soon leads into a spruce forest. In the forest, at the large Y-junction, we turn right and follow the Jauerling circular long-distance hiking trail (yellow color marking). Soon we pass a bench under a birch tree, inviting us to rest and from where we can enjoy a beautiful view of Trandorf, gently nestled among meadows, fields, and wooded hills. We continue on the main path for about 80 m straight ahead; then it goes right onto a soft forest path through spruce and pine forest gently downhill. At the forest edge, we again have a romantic view of Trandorf. At the next junction, we keep right downhill and immediately after that straight ahead. The next time, we turn right downhill, pass a bench, and always follow the beginning asphalt road straight ahead until we reach a T-junction. There we sharply follow the mountain bike trail to the right along a lower-lying small stream to our right. At the next opportunity, after about 100 m, we keep left downhill until we reach the village street again. On the left is a small yellow house with a fountain erected in memory of the 60th anniversary of the reign (1848-1908) of Emperor Franz Josef. Here we follow the village street to the right and return to the parking lot at the Trandorf fire station.