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Yes it is, but only for one night in any single spot. Staying multiple nights is considered camping and is not allowed.
It is never allowed in national parks.
I could only find Dutch references for this, but they all say the same and refer to relevant text in the Austrian lawbooks.
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The website of the Heilbronner Hütte has a pretty nifty leaflet concerning the tour you are planning. It is in German but I guess you'll be able to read the graph.
Be aware that it states:
Diese großartige und abwechslungsreiche aber sehr lange Tour wird nur
ausdauernden Berggehern empfohlen.
which roughly translates to "This amazing and varied, yet ...
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This is a copy paste from wikipedia:
"The right to roam in Austria, particularly in forests and mountainous areas, is called Wegefreiheit. Since 1975 the right to roam in forests is guaranteed by Federal law. In particular, walking, running, hiking, and resting are automatically allowed to the public in most forest areas. However, horse riding, bike riding, ...
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