Hiking suggestions

Sch*nste Wanderregionen Platz 1 – 2019

· www.tannheimertal.com Hiking suggestions Hiking in the Tannheimer valley

Dear mountain hikers! Please stay on the marked paths! We have made every effort to mark and signpost the mountain paths well. Please remember to take all your waste with you. Please show consideration for the birds, animals and plants in the mountains. Do not injure or frighten the animals and please refrain from picking protected species of plants, so that you and those who come after you can enjoy the beautiful fauna and flora for many years to come. The path numbers marking the ways can be found on the hiking map as well as on the signs along the way. The level of difficulty of each path can be seen from the blue, red and black markings.

What to do in case of emergency Possibilities of an emergency notification in the case of an accident. 1. Emergency app 2. Alpine emergency call 140 3. Euro emergency call: 112

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Content

Easy Hiking Paths p. 04 Theme paths p. 09 Medium-difficult walks p. 15 Difficult hiking tours p. 22 Tours lasting several days p. 29 Climbing Suggestions p. 34 p. 35 Winter Hiking suggestions p. 39 An alp is not a petting zoo p. 44 and huts p. 45 2 · www.tannheimertal.com Mountain paths seal of approval This seal of approval is awarded for the right difficulty disposition, protection of danger points, uniform markings along with associated route charts as well as general information for the hiker at the departure points. As premium hiking path were nominated and awarded the Gräner Höhenweg, the -Zöblen round and the Drei Seen Tour (three lakes tour).

Sign description Information telephone: +43 5675 6220-0 Euro emergency call: 112 Mountain rescue: 140 Ground markings: you can find them in certain distances on rocks, drawn on objects or trees. They show you that you´re still following the right path.

Hiking paths are provided with numbers, which you can find on the migratory direction signs also in the card material.

Finish

Rauhhorn 1 ¾ h 423a

Gaishorn 1 ¾ h

Willersalpe Jubiläumsweg 2 h via Vordere Schafwanne

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Walking time

Pictogramms Theme, here Via Alpina

Please note! mountain trails lead on alpine terrain and require good physical condition, experience and equipment. Hiking path - moderately difficult : for sure-footed and experienced mountain hikers Hiking path – difficult : free from giddiness, sure-footed and alpine experienced mountaineers.

Every sign is equipped with a number, which you can tell the mountain rescue on the phone so it´s easier for them to find you. Easy hiking paths

Tannheimer Rundwanderweg Nr. 1 This tour leaves Tannheim, bearing towards the east of the valley below the Neunerköpfle towards the Haldensee, around an hour. It continues along the south bank of the Haldensee, past the Nesselwängler-Schmitte and then on to just before Rauth turn-off, around 1 1 ⁄2 hours. At the new cycle and hiking underpass the tour leads back to Nesselwängle, around half an hour and on the north bank of the Haldensee it takes around an hour to get to Grän. From Zugspitzblick (1.304 m) here hikers can take the sunny side of the mountain to Zöblen (around 1 1 ⁄2 hours) and from then on to Kappl towards Kalbelehofalpe into the Vilstal. The tour continues along the Vils, past the large panorama panel (see the signpost) 100 metres back on the two large wooden bridges, crossing the Vils and on the other side the route climbs steeply approx. 100 metres towards Rehbach, around 2 hours. From Rehbach Gundhütte (1.748 m) hikers first take the asphalted road and then along the grass route to the reservoir, then on to Schattwald and Zöblen via the Rohnenwiesen ast the Höfersee to Tannheim (around 2 hours). Total walking time approx. 10-11 hours.

Rehbach (1.072 m) Starting at Schattwald along the asphalted road towards Rehbach (approx. one hour) and back via the grassy hiking route Nr. 1 to the reservoir to Schattwald (approx. one hour). Total walking time approx. 2 hours.

4 · www.tannheimertal.com Stuiben Sennalpe (1.359 m)

Starting from Schattwald lift car park, along the Stuibenbach to the Untere (Lower) Stuibenalpe Route Nr. 75 (no hut). Then on to the Stuiben Sennalpen woodland route Nr. 74 (approx. one hour). Descent on to the woodland route Nr. 74 to Schattwald (approx. one hour) or woodland route Nr. 71 to Zöblen (approx. 1 1 ⁄2 hours).

Total walking time approx. 2 to 2 1/2 hours. Leaving Zöblen, to the Stuiben Sennalpe to woodland route Nr. 71 to the start of Pontental (see signpost). Then on to woodland route (approx. 2 hours). Total walking time approx. 3 1/2 hours.

Kalbelehofalpe (967 m) Starting from Schattwald-Kappl on the hiking tour route Nr. 1 towards Kalbelehofalpe in the Vilstal (approx. 1 hour). At the large panorama panel (see signpost on route E4, approx. 1 ⁄4 hour), then on to Kalbelehofalpe. Back along the same route up to the large panorama panel, around 100 metres more to the two large wooden bridges, crossing the Vils and on the other side, around 100 metres up, climbing steeply towards Rehbach (approx. 30 min.). Leaving Rehbach take the asphalted road and then on to the grassy hiking tour route Nr. 1 to the reservoir. Then on to Schattwald (approx. one hour). Total walking time approx. 2 3/4 hours.

Zugspitzblick (1.304 m) Zugspitzblick woodland route Nr. 81/82 from Schattwald Kappl (about 2 hours). Descent via the road to Zöblen and then hiking tour route Nr. 1 back to Schattwald (about an hour). Total walking time approx. 3 hours.

Gundhütte (1.748 m)

Leaving Tannheim with the 8-seater cable railway to the mountain station, then on to the Gundhütte. Total walking time approx. 5 hours.

Most roads and paths suited for prams and buggies are forest and gravel paved. There fore we recommend terrain buggies with air tires.

Pushchairs partially suitable for pushchairs

· www.tannheimertal.com 5 Hubertushütte (1.554 m) Starting from Tannheim, rise over the Schmieden path Nr. 3 Usseralpe, after approx. 3/4 hours follow the direction signs left direction Hubertushütte. Over the hiking trail you will reach the cottage in 3/4 hours. Total walking time approx. 1 1/4 hours.

Usseralpe (1.664 m) Leaving Tannheim with the 8-seater cable railway to the Neunerköpfle, mountain station Gundhütte via route Nr. 33 to the Usseralpe, (approx. 30 min.) and back along route Nr. 33 to the mountain station (approx. 45 min.). Then with the cable railway to Tannheim. Last travel to the valley at 4.10 p.m. Total walking time approx. 1 1/4 hours. Leaving Tannheim, ascent via Schmieden rote Nr. 30 to the Usseralpe, around 1 3⁄4 hours. Then you can choose the descent via woodland route Nr. 30a to Schmieden and Tannheim (around 2 hours). Total walking time approx. 2 hours. Another possible descent from the Usseralpe is route Nr. 30, an ascent of around half an hour to the Sattel, then on to the Upper Strindenalpe woodland route Nr. 421 and then on to Neunerköpfle (1.862 m) the Edenbachalpe to the Haldensee. Then the hiking tour route back to the cable railway valley station or on the hiking bus from Haldensee back to Tannheim. Total walking time approx. 3 hours.

Höfersee (1.192 m)

Leaving Tannheim to the hiking tour route Nr. 1 towards Neu-Kienzen, Wiesle to the Höfersee, (approx. 45 min.). If you wish, you can continue on the hiking tour route to Zöblen (approx. 30 min.) and then back to Kienzerle, Berg and Vater unser Weg Tannheim (approx. one hour). Total walking time approx. 2 1/4 hours.

Lohmoos (1.523 m) – Zugspitzblick (1.304 m) From Tannheim Berg (car park) towards Lohmoos and Zugspitzblick, woodland route Nr. 81/82 (around 2 hours). Descent via the road to Zöblen, approx. 30 min. and back to Tannheim to the hiking tour route Nr. 1 approx. 30 min. or with the hiking bus back to Tannheim. Total walking time approx. 3 hours.

6 · www.tannheimertal.com Älpele (1.526 m)

From Tannheim towards Neu-Kienzen and Wiesle until the path branches off onto the woodland route Nr. 59 to the Älpele (around 1 1 ⁄2 hours). Descent as ascent. Total walking time approx. 3 hours.

Vilsalpsee (1.165 m) Naturschutzgebiet – Vilsalpe From Tannheim to the Vilsalpsee on the road (from 10:00 to 17:00 clock for general traffic closed) or on the forest road, about 1 hour from the inn on Vilsalpsee back along the right bank of the lake, to the Vilsalpe approx. 30 min.. From the Vilsalpe (1,178 m) you can still visit the waterfall at the end of the valley, circular route no. 55, approx. 1 hour. There is also the possibility that you can take the bus, the horse-drawn carriage or the Tannheimer Alpen-Express to Vilsalpsee or back to Tannheim. Attention! Left side of the lake blocked due to danger of falling rocks. No lake rounding possible! Total walking time approx. 4 hours.

Neunerköpfle (1.862 m)

From Tannheim – Schmieden ascent towards Usseralpe woodland route Nr. 30a. After about half way turn-off towards Hubertushütte and Neunerköpfle route Nr. 32/31 (around 2 1 ⁄2 hours or ascent with the 8-seater cable railway to the Neunerköpfle mountain station). Descent via the Usseralpe to Tannheim or via the Strindenalpe, Edenbachalpe to the Haldensee. Each descent around 2 hours. Total walking time approx. 4 1/2 hours.

Vater unser Weg

From the St Michael chapel in Lumberg towards Tannheim – route Nr. 1. The parish of Grän set up a meditation path. The Hofrat Dr Walter Besler designed the “Our Father Pleases” from granite. We invite you to use the peace and quiet of your holiday to take some for spiritual rest. There is some accompanying material near the first stone which is also available at the tourist information centre in Grän-Haldensee and Tannheim. Total walking time approx. 1/2 hours.

· www.tannheimertal.com 7 Edenbachalpe (1.405 m)

Leaving Haldensee, via the woodland route Nr. 421 to the Edenbachalpe (approx. one hour) and descent to the Haldensee via woodland route (approx. one hour). On the Schmuggler Steig Total walking time approx. 2 hours. from the Wannenjoch to the Iseler

Adlerhorst (1.350 m)

Starting from Grän, restaurant Burgschenke, on trail no. 7, approx. 1 hour, from Almhotel Told in Grän on path no. 10

Total walking time approx. 1 1/2 hours.

Nesselwängle on the panorama path to the Adlerhorst, 1 1/2 hrs. Descent then on the forest road to Haller, approx. 30 min. and along the Haldensee to Grän, about 1 hrs. Total walking time approx. 2 1/2 hours.

From Haller on the way no. 413 to the Adlerhorst. Total walking time approx. 3/4 hours.

Alte Salzstraße

Leaving Nesselwängle, after the cycle and hiking underpass (car park) the hiking path leads towards Gaicht (1117 metres) and the Gachtpass. Crossing the road by the Gachtpass, the cycle and hiking path leads down through the romantic Gacht gorge to Weißenbach (887 metres, around 1 1 ⁄2 hours). Visitors can take the same route to get back (around 2 hours) or on the bus to the bus stop Rauth. Information panels explain the old salt road. Total walking time approx. 3 1/2 hours.

Krinnenalpe (1.527 m) – Nesselwängler Edenalpe (1.672 m) – Gräner Ödenalpe (1.711 m)

Leaving Nesselwängle at the Krinnenalplift valley station. Ascent either via woodland route Nr. 11 (approx. 30 min.) or with the 2-seater chair lift. Then on to the Krinnenalpe (overnight accommodation available) and to the Nesselwängler Edenalpe (overnight accommodation available), Alpenrosenweg Nr. 14. Then on to the Gräner Ödenalpe (overnight accommodation available), route Nr. 16, around 1 1 ⁄2 hours. Descent from the Gräner Ödenalpe towards Rauth. Initial short ascent to the Sattel on route Nr. 18 (approx. 30 min), then on to the descent on the Enziansteig route Nr. 23 to Rauth (around 2 hours), then on foot back to the valley station from the Krinnen­alplift (approx. 30 min.). Total walking time approx. 6 1/2 hours.

8 · www.tannheimertal.com Themed paths

On the Schmuggler Steig from the Wannenjoch to the Iseler The “secret way” between Wannenjoch and Iseler. In former times salt and some other goods were smuggled in the bordering Allgäu. And also on the way back the backpack was always filled with a lot of smuggled goods. Appropriate hidden and wild-romantically is the route still today. You can complete this route in 2 1 ⁄2 to 3 1 ⁄2 hours, it’s depending in which mood you are. After ascent with the Wannenjoch 3-seater chair lift from Schattwald, it goes directly from the mountain station to the path. The way leads in an airy tightrope walk across the ­Tyroleans national borders to the mountain station of the ­Iseler mountain railway. On the way surprised some exciting “Allgäu ­border Total walking time approx. 3/4 hours. experience”. After the descent to Oberjoch, there is the possibility to go back with the bus to the Tannheimer Tal.

· www.tannheimertal.com 9 Gamskopf with Sonnenpanormahut and Information point

The 8-person gondola lift takes you up to Füssener Jöchle. An easy hike that is easy to master even for very young or older guests. From the summit station Füssener Jöchle, you can reach a panoramic viewpoint on a hiking trail to the Sonnenpanoramahut (Panorama hat). The hat made of oak wood revolves like a carousel and sitting on the hat brim, the magnificent panoramic views of the Tannheimer Valley and Allgäu can be enjoyed with the 100-peak view. He is the largest rotatable hiking hat in the Alps!

Following the path you can reach the summit of Gamskopf in a few minutes. On clear days, a fabulous mountain panorama and a panoramic view await you there, which you rarely see before - the view extends to Munich, 100 km away. If you want to know exactly which mountains to admire, a panoramic informator provides the necessary overview. Even in winter the way to the Gamskopf is prepared and walkable.

10 · www.tannheimertal.com Das größte Gipfelbuch der Alpen

The ramblers can note themselves in the largest summit book of the Alps in the Tannheimer Tal. The largest summit book is 3 metres high and covers two pages of 2.3 metres each broad. This uniqueness is to admire on the Neunerköpfle in the “probably most beautiful high valley in Europe”. You experienced general over the emergence of the summit books, you read the funniest summit book slogans, create your own and write them down. Enjoy the singular and fantastic view over the Tannheimer Tal and the ex­perience to have a good remote view an unforgettable alpine view. For ramblers the way starts from Tannheim- Schmieden, via the Usseralpe to the Neunerköpfle in approx. 2 1 ⁄2 hours. For more comfortable take the 8-seater cable railway to the mountain station Neunerköpfle and along the path (1 kilometre) to the „experience way” up to 1862 metres. Eleven stations with interactive games inform about the mountain world and the animals. The experience way is simple to go, especially for to nature friends and families with children.

9Erlebnisweg

Let to inspire yourself. Eleven stations give you information about countryside, the mountains and the animals. Immortalize yourself into the largest summit book of the Alps. The way starts at the mountain station Neunerköpfle in Tannheim. Depending on speed and station stops the duration will be approx. 1 – 1 1 ⁄2 hours. The tour can be taken daily at all weather. Two times a week we offer free guided tours around the Neunerköpfle. Explanation of the stations and note in the “Largest summit book of the Alps” with the experienced mountain walking leader Klaus. Meeting point is at the mountain station.

Equipment: walking shoes or climbing boots, windproof jacket and camera.

· www.tannheimertal.com 11 Tanni‘s

In Tanni’s Kinderparadies the little ones have plenty of space to let off steam. The indoor playground in s the tourist information office in Ki ie nderparad Tannheim offers, for children up to twelve years, an area of 350 square meters of action, fun and a variety of game elements such as a suspension bridge, ramps or bungee snakes. While the older kids whiz back and forth, the little ones can enjoy themselves in a separate area. These game elements are made of very soft materials and special adapted to the motor skills of toddlers.

12 · www.tannheimertal.com Tanni’s Kinderparadies in Tannheim

afternoon ticket Day ticket Week ticket 15.30 - 18.00 Uhr Children with guest card, students € 2,50 € 4,50 € 15,00 Children without guest card € 2,50 € 6,00 € 20,00 Adults from 18 years € 4,50 € 6,00 € 20,00

Combi ticket Climbing hall/Kids paradise child € 7,50 € 22,50 Combi ticket Climbing hall/Kids paradise adults € 9,50 € 30,00

Annual pass children, students € 75,00 Annual pass adults € 75,00

Tourismusverband Tannheimer Tal Vilsalpseestraße 1 Opening hours: 6675 Tannheim · Österreich +43.5675.6220-31 t +43.5675.6220-60 f [email protected] e www.kinderparadies.tirol w facebook.com/ferienregion.tannheimertal

· www.tannheimertal.com 13 Buchstabenweg

Starting from the parking in Jungholz. On different points on the path are letters with the name of the place. You can reach all points by following the path or with your bicycle. Different materials were used at the production of the letters, depending on the style direction of the artist. On each art object there is a short description of the interpretation. Depending on your tempo and your length of stay per letter you will need approx. 1 1/5 hours.

Hiking pass When hiking through the mountains huts are the place to rest, recharge your batteries and set out for new destinations. The hiking passport serves as a welcome “motivator” to collect as many stamps as possible in rustic huts or cozy mountain pastures and is available at all local tourist offices.

Hiking needle For the hiking pin in gold 8 stamps have to be collected. From 4 stamps there is the hiking pin in silver. With 2 stamps you get the bronze hiking pin. (Costs Euro 2.00)

Hiking maps Hiking maps (Euro 8.90) are available at all local tourist offices.

14 · www.tannheimertal.com Medium-difficult walks

Zipfelsalpe (1.534 m) Leaving Schattwald on the 3-seater chair lift to Wannenjoch mountain station Jochstadel. Ascent towards the Wannenjoch an than to the Zipfelsalpe route Nr. 75a/75 (around 1 hour). Go back by the Stuiben Sennalpe via route Nr. 75 and along the Stuibenbach to Schattwald route Nr. 75 (around 2 hours). Total walking time approx. 3 hours.

Jochstadel (1.565 m) From the lift car park Schattwald to the Jochstadel. Ascent along the Stuibenbach route Nr. 75 to the Unteren Stuiben (no hut), continuing right onto the woodland route, the last part on the footpath to the Jochstadel directly at the Wannenjoch mountain station (around 1 3⁄4 hours) and the same route back (around 1 1 ⁄2 hours) or descent with the 3-seater chair lift to Schattwald. Total walking time approx. 3 1/4 hours.

Schönkahler (1.688 m) Leaving Zöblen on the road to the Obere Halde on to the Schönkahler route Nr. 82 (around 2 1 ⁄2 hours), the same route back to Zöblen. Car parking at the Obere Halde, view to the Zuspitze possible. Total walking time approx. 4 1/2 hours.

Wannenjoch (1.852 m) – Iseler (1.876 m) Leaving Schattwald, ascent with the Wannenjoch 3-seater chair lift to the Jochstadel mountain station. Ascent to the Wannenjoch summit route Nr. 75a and 75 (around an hour). U-turn to the Iseler. Please note that this route is unsuitable for those suffering from vertigo and those who are unsure on their feet. Route Nr. 76 around an hour. Descent towards Zipfelsalpe, Oberen Stuiben (no hut), route Nr. 70 around 3⁄4 hour and on to the Stuiben Senn­alpe along the Stuibenbach to Schattwald route Nr. 75 (around 2 hours). Total walking time approx. 4 3/4 hours.

· www.tannheimertal.com 15 Zirleseck (1.872 m) Leaving Zöblen-Katzensteig towards Pontental. Woodland route on to the Zirleseck Nr. 71 (around 2 1 ⁄2 hours). Descent to the Älpele, route Nr. 59a and 59 to Wiesle (around 1 1 ⁄2 hours) and on the hiking tour route Nr. 1 back to Zöblen (around 1 hour). Total walking time approx. 5 hours.

Sulzspitze (2.084 m) Near the Gappenfeldscharte, ascent to the Sulzspitze route Nr. 421 b (approx. 45 min.) and the same route back to the woodland road. Total walking time approx. 1 1/4 hours.

Schochenspitze (2.069 m) After the Gappenfeldscharte, on the way to the Landsberger Hütte, ascent to the Schochen route Nr. 421c (approx. 15 min.). Descent back on route Nr. 421.

Total walking time approx. 30 min.

Gappenfeldalpe (1.830 m) From Tannheim, take the 8-seater cable railway to the Neunerköpfle, mountain station Gundhütte, on to the Obere Strindenalpe, route Nr. 31/30 and to the Gappenfeldalpe (Saalfelder Höhenweg), woodland route Nr. 421 (around 1 1 ⁄2 hours). Steep descent route Nr. 34 to the Vilsalpsee and back to Tannheim (around 2 hours). Total walking time approx. 3 1/2 hours. Descent from the Gappenfeldalpe to the Haldensee, on the woodland route Nr. 421 (Saalfelder Höhenweg), around 2 hours. Total walking time approx. 2 hours.

Obere Traualpe (1.649 m) From the restaurant Vilsalpsee to the Untere (Lower) Traualpe (no cabin) approx. 15 min.. Ascent to the Traualpsee and to the Obere Trau­alpe route Nr. 425 (around 1 3⁄4 hours). Descent to the Vilsalpsee on the same route (around 1 1 ⁄4 hours).

Total walking time approx. 3 1/2 hours.

16 · www.tannheimertal.com Einstein (1.866 m) Leaving Tannheim Berg to the Einstein, route Nr. 84 and 84a (around 2 1 ⁄2 hours). Same route back to Tannheim. Total walking time approx. 4 1/2 hours.

Obere Rossalpe (1.685 m) From the Vilsalpsee towards Obere Rossalpe and on to the Feldalpe (no hut), route Nr. 59 around 2 1 ⁄2 hours or ascent from Tannheim shooting range via the Untere Rossalpe (not managed), route Nr. 60/59 to the Oberen Rossalpe. Further ascent to the Feldalpe (no hut – around 2 1 ⁄2 hours) and descent via the Älpele, route Nr. 59 to Tannheim (around 2 hours). Total walking time approx. 4 1/2 hours.

Landsberger Hütte (1.805 m) From Tannheim on the 8-seater cable railway to the Neunerköpfle, mountain station Gundhütte then route Nr. 31 and 30 to the Upper Strindalpe. Then on to the Saalfelder Höhenweg Nr. 421 past the Gappenfeldalpe (after which there is the possibility of a short ascent to the Schochen (Schochenscharte), route Nr. 421a (around 1 ⁄4 hour). Then on to the Landsberger Hütte (around 3 hours). Descent (with safety chains provided) via the Obere Traualpe to the Vilsalpsee, route Nr. 425 (around 1 1 ⁄2 hours). From the Vilsalpsee return to Tannheim (around an hour). There are bus connections, the Tannheimer Alpen-Express and horse-drawn carriage from the Vilsalpsee to Tannheim. Total walking time approx. 5 1/2 hours.

Gessenwangalm (1.581 m) – Füssener Jöchle (1.818 m) – Sonnenalm (1.818 m) Leaving Grän Burgschenke towards Adlerhorst, route Nr. 7 and to the Gessenwangalm (no hut), route Nr. 413 (around 1 3⁄4 hours). Then on to the Füssener Jöchle Sonnenalm route Nr. 413/413a (around an hour) and descent with the 8-seater cable railway to Grän. Total walking time approx. 2 3/4 hours.

Grosse Schlicke (2.059 m) Leaving from Grän on the 8-seater cable railway to the Füssener Jöchle. Then on to the Raintaler Joch, Vilser Scharte and to the Grosse Schlicke (around 1 1/2 hours). Back via the same route to the Füssener Jöchle. Total walking time approx. 2 1/2 hours.

· www.tannheimertal.com 17 Sebenalm (1.650 m) Leaving from Grän, take the 8-seater cable railway to the Füssener Jöchle mountain station Sonnenalm, then go on to the Sebenalm, on to the Gräner Höhenweg Nr.414 (around 1 1/4 hours). Descent to the Enge route Nr.40/411 (around 1 1/2 hours). Back via Lumberg to Grän (around 1/2 hour). Total walking time approx. 3 1/4 hours.

Edenbachalpe (1.405 m) – Obere Strindenalpe (1.682 m) – Usseralpe (1.664 m) Leaving from Haldensee to the Edenbachalpe towards Obere Strindenalpe and the Saalfelder Höhenweg, woodland route Nr. 421/30/31 (around 2 1 ⁄2 hours). Descent to the Usseralpe, route Nr. 30 and then on to the woodland route Nr. 30a (around 2 hours) to Tannheim. Alternatively you can continue to the Neunerköpfle mountain station, route Nr. 31 and descent with the cable railway to Tannheim. Last travel to the valley at 4.15 pm. Total walking time approx. 4 1/2 hours.

Füssener Hütte (1.550 m) – Otto-Mayr-Hütte (1.530 m) Leaving from Grän, take the 8-seater cable railway to the Füssener Jöchle mountain station Sonnenalm. Then go on to the Raintaler Joch. Descent to the Füssener Hüttte or Otto Mayr Hütte route Nr. 414 (around 1 1 ⁄2 hours). Ascent to the Hallengerenjoch route Nr. 413 (around an hour). Descent past the Gessenwangalm (not managed) to Grän and the valley station of the 8-seater cable railway, route Nr. 413. Then further onto the woodland route Nr.10/412 (around 2 hours). Total walking time approx. 4 1/2 hours.

18 · www.tannheimertal.com Vilser Alm (1.224 m) Leaving from Grän, take the 8-seater cable railway to the Füssener Jöchle, mountain station Sonnenalm. Descent to the Vilser Alm (overnight accommodation available). Route Nr. 412 (around 1 1/2 hours). Ascent past the Daurachalpe (no hut) to the Vilser Jöchle, around 1 3/4 hours. Descent to the Sebenalm and to the Enge route Nr.414/40/411 (around 1 1/2 hours), back via Lumberg to Grän (approx. 30 min.). (Descent possible from the Vilser Alm to Vils, around 3/4 hour). Total walking time approx. 5 1/4 hours.

Bad Kissinger Hütte (1.788 m) Leaving from Grän with the 8-seater cable railway onto the Füssener Jöchle, mountain station Sonnenalm. Then to the Bad Kissinger Hütte via the Sebenalm, route Nr. 414, around 2 1 ⁄2 hours (overnight accommodation available). From the hut it is possible to get to the summit of the Aggenstein in around 3⁄4 hour along route Nr. 411a (involving a small bit of climbing, safety ropes provided). Descent from the Bad Kissinger Hütte to the Enge, route Nr. 411 (around 1 1 ⁄2 hours) and back via Lumberg to Grän (approx. 30 min.).

Total walking time approx. 4 1/2 to 6 hours.

Meraner Steig (1.506 m) Leaving from Nesselwängle, at the valley station of the Krinnenalp lift, ascent either via the woodland route (around 1 1 ⁄2 hours) or with the 2-seater chair lift. From the mountain station Krinnenalpe on the Meraner Steig towards Rauther Alm (no hut) route Nr. 13 and descent to the woodland route to Rauth (around 2 hours). Back on the road, past the Maria Hilf chapel (bus stop Rauth) and on the hiking tour route to Nesselwängle to the valley station of the Krinnenalplift (around 3⁄4 hour) or on the hiking bus back to Nesselwängle. Total walking time approx 4 1/4 hours.

Gimpelhaus (1.659 m) – Tannheimer Hütte (1.713 m) Leaving from Nesselwängle – Gimpelhaus car park to the Gimpelhaus (overnight accommodation available), route Nr. 415, around 2 hours, then on to the Tannheimer Hütte, route Nr. 415 a (around 1 ⁄4 hour). Descent towards Hahnenkamm to the “Bergzigeuner” route Nr. 417 (around an hour), then to Nesselwängle, route Nr. 416 a/416 (around 1 1 ⁄4 hours). Total walking time approx. 4 1/2 hours.

· www.tannheimertal.com 19 Krinnenspitze (2.000 m) Leaving from Nesselwängle, at the valley station of the Krinnenalp lift, ascent either via the woodland route (around 1 1 ⁄2 hours) or with the 2-seater chair lift. From the mountain station Krinnenalpe on the Meraner Steig towards Rauther Alm (no hut) route Nr. 13 and descent to the woodland route to Rauth (around 2 hours). Back on the road, past the Maria Hilf chapel (bus stop Rauth) and on the hiking tour route to Nesselwängle to the valley station of the Krinnenalplift (around 3⁄4 hour) or on the hiking bus back to Nesselwängle. Total walking time approx 4 1/4 hours.

Nesselwängler Edenalpe (1.672 m) – Gräner Ödenalpe (1.711 m) – Haldensee (1.130 m) Leaving from Nesselwängle: Ascent with the 2-seater chair lift, or on foot to the Krinnenalpe via the woodland route Nr. 11 (1 1 ⁄2 hours). Then via the Alpenrosenweg Nr. 14 to the Nesselwängler Edenalpe (overnight accommodation available). Then route Nr. 16 to the Gräner Ödenalpe (around 1 1 ⁄4 hours). Overnight accommodation available. Descent via route Nr.15a or 15 and 421 through the Strindbachtal to the Haldensee and back to Nesselwängle, around 2 1 ⁄2 hours.

Total walking time approx. 5 1/4 hours.

Schneetalalm (1.650 m) Leaving from Nesselwängle to the Schneetalalm, route Nr. 416/418a/418 (around 2 hours). Then via the Hochjoch to the Tannheimer Hütte hut and the Gimpelhaus route Nr. 417/415 a (around 2 1 ⁄2 hours). Descent from the Gimpelhaus to Nesselwängle route Nr. 415 (around an hour). Overnight accommodation available at Gimpelhaus and Schneetalalm Total walking time approx. 5 1/2 hours. On the half distance, there is the possibility to descend to Nesselwängle (see signpost route Nr. 416a/416, around 1 1 ⁄4 hours). Descent around 1 1/4 hours.

20 · www.tannheimertal.com Hahnenkamm (1.938 m) Leaving from Nesselwängle, to the Schneetalalm route Nr. 416/418a/418 (around 2 hours). Further ascent to the Hahnenkamm route Nr. 418 (around 1 hour). Possibility to visit the Alpine Flower Garden and the Alpine Barefoot Hiking Path. This is also the starting point for paragliders and kite- flyers. Descent to the mountain station route Nr.418 (about 30 min.) and then to Höfen (around 2 hours) or descent with the cable railway. Bus connections from Höfen to the Tannheimer Tal. At the valley station of the Hahnenkammbahn there is only on request bus stop. In Höfen the bus stop is on the main road opposite the municipal offices. Total walking time approx. 5 1/2 hours.

Lechaschauer Alm (1.660 m) With the bus to Höfen. Ascent with the Reuttener cable railway to the mountain station. A visit at the Alpine Flower Gardens and the Alpine Barefoot Hiking Path are possible. This is also the starting point for paragliders and kite-flyers. Then on to the Lechaschauer Alm on the Alpenrosenweg (around 1 ⁄2 hour). Short ascent to the Tiefjoch, descent to the Schneetalalm and Nesselwängle route Nr. 418/418 a/416 (around 2 hours). Overnight accommodation avail­able at each

alm. Total walking time approx. 2 1/2 hours. Leaving the Lechaschauer Alm via the Hochjoch to the Tannheimer Hütte and the Gimpelhaus route Nr. 417/415 a (around 2 hours). Descent to Nesselwängle route Nr. 415 (around an hour). Overnight accommodation available at all three huts. Total walking time approx. 3 hours.

Gehrenalpe (1.611 m) – Musauer Alm (1.290 m) – Bärenfalle (821 m) Leaving the Reuttener cable railway mountain station to the Lechaschauer Alm (overnight accommodation). Then on the Alpenrosenweg around 30 min. to the Gehrenalm (overnight accommodation). On the Alpenrosenweg around an hour ascent to the Gehrenjoch and Sabachjoch, route Nr. 417a, around 45 min. and descent to the Musauer Alm (overnight accommodation), route Nr. 416 around 1 1 ⁄2 hours. Descent to the Bärenfalle via woodland route around 2 hours. Return by rail to Reutte and with the bus to the valley station of the Reuttener mountain railway. Total walking time approx. 6 hours. Another way to descend to Nesslewängle is from the Sabachjoch, towards the Tannheimer Hütte / Gimpelhaus,

route Nr. 416/417. Total walking time approx. 2 hours.

· www.tannheimertal.com 21 Difficulthiking routes Zinken (1.613 m) – Sorgschrofen (1.638 m) Starting from Schattwald – Rehbach towards Zehrerhöfe and further to the Zinken, route Nr. 44 (about 2 hours). To the Sorgschrofen (approx. 30 min.). Please note that this route is unsuitable for those suffering from vertigo and those who are unsure on their feet. Hikers shoud be especially careful in wet weather. Descent is the same route as the ascent back to Rehbach (about 1 3⁄4 hours) or descent to Jungholz, route Nr. 2 (about 1 1 ⁄2 hours). Walking time approx. 4 1/4 or 4 hours.

Bscheisser (2.000 m) Leaving from Schattwald Wannenjochlift car park, along the Stuibenbach past the Untere Stuibenalpe (no hut) and on to the Stuiben Sennalpe route Nr. 75 (around 2 hours). Ascent to the Bscheisser route Nr. 70 (around 1 1 ⁄4 hours). Descent route Nr. 70 to the Güntle and to the Stuiben Sennalpe route Nr. 74, then to Schattwald on woodland route Nr. 74 (around 2 1 ⁄2 ho urs). Total walking time approx. 5 3/4 hours.

Bscheißer (2.000 m) – Ponten (2.045 m) – Rohnenspitze (1.990 m) Leaving from Schattwald with the 3-seater chair lift to the Wannenjoch mountain station, Jochstadl, then to the Stuiben Sennalpe, route Nr. 75 a/75 and to the Bscheisser, route Nr. 70 (around 2 hours). Descent to the Güntle, short ascent to the Ponten, route Nr. 70/70a (around 45 min.). Descent to the Zirleseck (1872m. approx. 30 min.). Ascent from the Zirleseck to the Rohnenspitze. Please note that there are safety ropes at the beginning of the tour, but hikers should be steady on their feet. Route Nr. 62 around 3⁄4 hour. Descent into the Pontental route Nr. 62 and then on to the woodland route Nr. 71 to Zöblen or route Nr. 72/73 to Schattwald (around 2 hours).

Total walking time approx. 6 hours. a)From the Güntle, descent possible to the Stuiben Sennalpe route Nr. 74 and then to Schattwald along the Stuibenbach along route Nr. 75 (around 2 hours) or Zöblen, woodland route Nr. 71 (around 2 hours). b)From the Zirleseck, descent through the Pontental, route Nr. 71 to Zöblen on woodland route Nr. 71 (around 2 hours) or to Schattwald, route Nr. 72/73 around 2 hours.

22 · www.tannheimertal.com c) Descent to the Älpele route Nr. 59a/59 and to Tannheim, hiking routes woodland route Nr. 59 around 2 hours. Return to Schattwald Difficult on the hiking tour route Nr. 1 or with the hiking bus.

Gaishorn (2.249 m) Starting from Tannheim via the Untere Rossalpe (not managed), route Nr. 60/59 to the Feldalpe (no hut), around 2 1 ⁄2 hours. Then further via route Nr. 58. Please note that this route is unsuitable for those suffering from vertigo and those who are unsure on their feet. To the Geisshorn, around 1 1 ⁄2 hours. Descent to the Vilsalpsee, route Nr. 56 and 424 to the Vilsalpe, around 2 1 ⁄2 hours. Along the lake to the car park or bus stop, around 1 ⁄2 hour. Return to Tannheim, around 1 hour. Bus connections, Alpen-Express and horse-drawn carriage available from the Vilsalpsee to Tannheim.

Total walking time approx. 7 1/2 hours.

Landsberger Hütte (1.805 m) From the restaurant Vilsalpsee to the Obere Traualpe, past the Traualp­see to the Landsberger Hütte (overnight accommodation available). Route Nr. 425 (around 2 1 ⁄4 hours). Descent to the Vilsalpsee on the same route (around 1 3⁄4 hours). Total walking time approx. 4 hours.

a) Rote Spitze (2.130 m) Leaving from the Landsberger Hütte to the Kastenjoch, route Nr. 421 to the Rote Spitze route Nr. 421a (around 1 hour) and then back along the same route to the hut.

Total walking time approx. 1 3/4 hours.

b) Steinkarspitze (2.015 m) Leaving from the Landsberger Hütte, up to the Kastenjoch, Saalfelderweg route Nr. 421 to the Steinkarspitze, easy climb (around 1 hour). Descent to the Steinkarjoch and back to the hut, route Nr. 425/421.

Total walking time approx. 1 3/4 hours.

c) Lachenspitze (2.126 m) Leaving from the Landsberger Hütte Nr. 421 below the Steinkarspitze to the Steinkarjoch route Nr. 425 and back to the Lachenspitze route Nr. 50 (around 1 1 ⁄4 hours) and then back along the same route to the hut.

Total walking time approx. 2 1/4 hours.

· www.tannheimertal.com 23 Ponten (2.045 m) Leaving from Tannheim, towards Älpele, woodland route Nr. 59 (around 1 1 ⁄2 hours) and then on to the Zirleseck, route Nr. 59/59 a (around 1 hour). From the Zirleseck further ascent to the Ponten, route Nr. 70/70a (around 1 hour). Descent via Güntle to the Stuiben Sennalpe route Nr. 74 (around 1 hour) and to Schattwald along the Stuibenbach route Nr. 75 or woodland route Nr. 74 around an hour from the Stuibenalm to Zöblen, woodland route Nr. 71 (around 1 1 ⁄2 hours). Back to Tannheim on the hiking route Nr. 1 (around 1 hour) or with the hiking bus.

Total walking time approx. 5 1/2 to 6 hours.

Rauhorn (2.241 m) – Kugelhorn (2.126 m) extremely difficult mountain tour Leaving from the Geißeckjoch, crossing the Rauhorn via cliffs and ridges to the summit and to the Hintere Schafwanne, route Nr. 423a (around 1 1 ⁄2 hours). Please note that this tour is only for experienced climbers and not suitable for those unsteady on their feet or those who suffer from vertigo. Continuing from the Hintere Schafwanne, crossing the Kugelhorn and the

24 · www.tannheimertal.com Knappenkopf to the Kirchdachsattel, no route number. Route rarely taken, around 1 1 ⁄2 hours.Continuing from the Hintere Schafwanne above the Schrecksee to the Kirchdachsattel, Jubiläumsweg Nr. 423. Further route Nr. 54 and Saalfelder Höhenweg Nr. 421 to the Landsberger Hütte (2 hours). Total walking time approx. 5 hours.

Lailachspitze (2.274 m) extremely diffcult mountain tour Leaving from Tannheim Neunerköpfle mountain station, to the Obere Strindenalpe route Nr. 31/30, then on to the Strindenscharte, Gappenfeldscharte, Schochenscharte and Lachenjoch Saalfelder Höhenweg route Nr. 421 (around 3 1 ⁄2 hours). Then on to the Krottenjoch route Nr. 50 and below past the Krottenkopf, ascent via cliffs and ridges to the Lailachspitze route Nr. 52 (2 hours). Please note that this route is only suitable for experienced climbers, for those steady on their feet and those who do not suffer from vertigo! The stones are fragile! Descent towards Weißenbach route Nr. 52/49/52 around 3 hours. Descent into the Birkental, route Nr. 52, further to Rauth, route Nr. 426 (around 3 hours). Total walking time approx. 7 1/2 hours.

· www.tannheimertal.com 25 Läuferspitze (1.956 m) From the mountain station Füssener Jöchle, ascent to the Läuferspitze. Please note that safety ropes are provided on only part of the route, therefore this route is only suitable for those steady on their feet and those who do not suffer from vertigo. Around 45 min.. Descent back along the same route to the Füssener Jöchle. Total walking time approx. 1 1/4 hours.

Füssener Jöchle (1.818 m) – Schartschrofen (1.968 m) – Rote Flüh (2.111 m) Leaving from Grän with the 8-seater cable railway to the Füssener Jöchle mountain station Sonnenalm. From the Füssener Jöchle to the Raintaler Joch, Hallergerenjoch and Schartschrofen, around 1 1 ⁄2 hours. Please note Friedberger climbing path, secure climbing path therefore it is necessary to be steady on your feet, and the tour is not suitable for vertigo sufferers! There is also the risk of falling rocks. Only for experienced mountain climbers. Climbing set and safety helmet are recommended. Then on to the Rote Flüh. Descent via Judenscharte to the Gimpelhaus or Tannheimer Hütte route Nr. 417/415 (around 2 hours) and then to Nesselwängle route Nr. 415 (around 1 hour).

Total walking time approx. 4 1/2 hours.

Aggenstein (1.986 m) From Grän-Enge, car park Bad Kissinger Hütte, to the Bad Kissinger Hütte, route Nr. 411 (around 2 1 ⁄4 hours), then to the Aggenstein on route Nr. 411 a (around 45 min.). Please note that safety ropes are provided on only part of the route, therefore this route is only suitable for those steady on their feet and those who do not suffer from vertigo. Particular care is required in wet weather. Return by the same route to the Bad Kissinger Hütte car park, (around 2 1 ⁄2 hours). Total walking time approx. 5 1/2 hours.

Köllenspitze (2.238 m) difficult mountain tour Leaving from the Gimpelhaus or from the Tannheimer Hütte, ascent via Nesselwängler Scharte route Nr. 415 (around 45 min.) and to the Köllenspitze route Nr. 419 (around 1 1 ⁄4 hours). Please note that this route is only suitable for experienced mountain climbers, those steady on their feet and those who do not suffer from vertigo! Descent along the same route back to the Gimpelhaus or Tannheimer Hütte or from the

26 · www.tannheimertal.com Nesselwängler Scharte there is a descent to the Füssener or Otto Mayr Hütte and Musauer Alm. Very steep, route Nr. 415. Ascent time approx. 2 hours.

Litnis (2.068 m) Leaving from the Gräner Ödenalpe to the Litnis, route Nr. 16 (around 1 1 ⁄4 hours) and back along the same route to the Gräner Ödenalpe. Total walking time approx. 2 1/2 hours.

Gehrenspitze (2.163 m) very difficult mountain tour Leaving from the Gimpelhaus or the Tannheimer Hütte on towards Hahnenkamm to the Sabachjoch and the Gehrenjoch route Nr. 417 (around 2 hours). Ascent via cliffs and ridges to the Gehrenspitze route Nr. 417a (around 1 1 ⁄2 hours). Please note that this route is only suitable for experienced mountain climbers, those steady on their feet and those who do not suffer from vertigo! Descent back along the same route to the Gehrenjoch and then on to the Gehrenalpe to Höfen, the Musauer Alm to Musau, Lechaschauer Alm-Hahnenkamm, descent on the cable railway to Höfen or to the Schneetalalm to Nesselwängle possible or the same route back to the Tannheimer Hütte and Gimpelhaus. Approx. 3 1/2 hours.

· www.tannheimertal.com 27 Krinnenspitze (2.000 m) From the mountain station of the Krinnenalplift ascent to the Krinnenspitze via the Gamsbocksteig, route Nr. 19 around 1 1 ⁄2 hours. Please note that this route is only suitable for those steady on their feet and those who do not suffer from vertigo! Descent to the Nesselwängler Edenalpe, route Nr. 14 around 45 min. or descent to the Gräner Ödenalpe, route Nr. 14/18 around 45 min.. You can also descend from the Krinnenspitze to Rauth on the Enziansteig, route Nr. 23 (around 2 hours) and on the hiking tour route back to the lift car park (around 45 min.) or with the hiking bus back to Nesselwängle.

Total walking time approx. 4 to 4 1/2 hours.

Gaichtspitze (1.986 m) Leaving from Gaicht over steep mountain grassland to the Gaichtspitze route Nr. 47a/47 (around 2 3⁄4 hours). Descent via the Hahnenkamm to the Schneetalalm and Nesselwängle

(around 2 hours). Total walking time approx. 4 3/4 hours.

Rote Flüh (2.111 m) Leaving from Nesselwängle Gimpelhaus car park, ascent to the Gimpelhaus, then on to the Judenscharte and to the Rote Flüh. Route Nr. 415/417 (around 3 to 4 hours). Please note that safety ropes are provided for only part of the route! Climbers should be steady on their feet and not suffer from vertigo. Particular care should be taken in wet weather. Descent is by the same route back to the Gimpelhaus or Tannheimer Hütte (no hut) and Nesselwängle (around 2 1 ⁄2 hours). Total walking time approx. 5 3/4 hours.

Gimpel (2.176 m) difficult mountain tour From Nesselwängle Gimpelhaus car park ascent to the Gimpelhaus, then on to the Gimpel. Please note that this tour is only for experienced climbers! It is a difficult mountain tour, therefore climbers should be steady on their feet and note suffer from vertigo. Particular care is required in wet weather. There is also the danger of falling rocks, so a safety helmet is recommended. Route Nr. 415/417 around 3 1 ⁄2 hours, the same ascent leads back down to the Gimpelhaus or Tannheimer Hütte and Nesselwängle (around 2 1 ⁄2 hours, overnight accommodation available at both huts). Total walking time approx. 6 hours.

28 · www.tannheimertal.com Tours lasting several days Tannheim (1.097 m) – Landsberger Hütte (1.805 m) – Vilsalpsee (1.165 m) From Tannheim-Schmieden to the ascent towards Usseralpe woodland route Nr. 30a, towards Neunerköpfle 2 1 ⁄2 hours or ascent with the 8-seater cable railway to the Neunerköplfe mountain station. Then to the Obere Strindalpe route Nr. 31/30 and to the Landsberger Hütte on the Saalfelder Höhenweg Nr. 421 (around 3 hours, overnight accommodation available). Leave on the next day to the Kastenjoch Saalfelder Höhenweg Nr. 421 on to the Kirchdach Sattel route Nr. 54 above the Schrecksee on the Jubiläumsweg Nr. 423 below past the Kugelhorn to the Hintere Schafwanne. Then on below the Rauhhorn towards Geißeckjoch Jubiläumsweg Nr. 423. Below the Geißeckjoch descent to the Vilsalpe (Vilsalpsee) route Nr. 424 (around 5 hours). Return to Tannheim (around 1 1 ⁄2 hours). Bus connections, Tannheimer Alpen-Express and horse-drawn carriage from the Vilsalpsee to Tannheim.

• Tannheim – Landsberger Hütte total walking time approx. 5 h. • Landsberger Hütte – Vilsalpsee total walking time approx. 5 h. • Vilsalpe – Tannheim total walking time approx. 1 1/2 h.

· www.tannheimertal.com 29 Nesselwängle/Rauth (1.140 m) – Landsberger Hütte (1.805 m) – Vilsalpsee (1.165 m) From Nesselwängle Rauth through the Birkental to the Landsberger Hütte (overnight accommodation available), Dillinger Weg route Nr. 426, (around 5 hours). Descent to the Vilsalpsee, route Nr. 425 (around 1 1 ⁄2 hours). Return to Tannheim (around 1 hour). Bus connections, Tannheimer Alpen-Express and horse-drawn carriages from the Vilsalpsee to Tannheim. Total walking time approx. 7 1/2 hours.

Grän/Haldensee (1.124 m) – Landsberger Hütte (1.805 m) – Prinz-Luitpold-Haus (1.846 m) – Nebelhorn Bergstation (1.929 m) – Oberstdorf (814 m) From the Haldensee past the Edenbachalm towards Obere Strindenalpe, then on to the Gappenfeldalpe and to the Landsberger Hütte (4 hours, overnight accommodation available), Saalfelder Höhenweg and then on route Nr. 421 to (882 m) – Bad Kissinger Hütte (1.788 m) – the Lahnerscharte, Bockkarscharte (2 hours), route Nr. 424 (2 Füssener Jöchle (1.818 m) – Füssener Hütte (1.550 m) 1 ⁄2 hours) and descent to the Prinz-Luitpold-Haus (overnight Otto-Mayr-Hütte (1.530 m) – Musau (821 m) accommodation, approximately 3 hours). ascent to the Hochvogel (only for experienced mountain climbers). Return to the Prinz-Luitpold-Haus, (around 2 1 ⁄2 hours). Descent from the Prinz-Luitpold-Haus to the Giebelhaus (around 2 1 ⁄2 hours). Bus connection to Hinterstein-Hindelang and into the Tannheimer Tal. From the Prinz-Luitpold-Haus there is the possibility to continue to the Laufbacher Eck and to the Nebelhorn, route Nr. 428 (around 5 1 ⁄2 hours). Descent to Oberstdorf or with the Nebelhornbahn. Bus connection to the Tannheimer Tal. • Haldensee – Landsberger Hütte walking time approx. 4 hours • Landsberger Hütte – Prinz-Luitpold-Haus total walking time approx. 5 hours • Prinz-Luitpold-Haus – Giebelhaus total walking time approx. 2 1/2 hours • Prinz-Luitpold-Haus – Nebelhorn, total walking time approx. 5 1/2 hours

Höfen (868 m) – Hahnenkamm (1.938 m) – Gimpelhaus (1.659 m) – Tannheimer Hütte (1.713 m) – Bad Kissinger Hütte (1.788 m) – Grän (1.138 m) Leaving from Höfen, ascent on foot or with the cable railway via the Alpine Flower Garden (approx. 45 min.). On route Nr. 418 to the Tiefjoch past the Schneetalalm or Hochjoch

30 · www.tannheimertal.com and then on route Nr. 417 and 415a to the Tannheimer Hütte and to the Gimpelhaus (around 2 1 ⁄2 hours, overnight accommodation possible at both huts). Then on to the Rote Flüh, route Nr. 415 and Nr. 417, and over the Friedberger climbing way. Only for experienced climbers, those steady on their feet and those who do not suffer from vertigo! Danger of falling rocks. Climbing set and safety helmet recommended! Detour round the climbing way possible. To the Raintaler Jöchle and the Füssener Jöchle (around 3 1 ⁄2 hours). Via the Gräner Höhenweg Nr. 414 to the Bad Kissinger Hütte (around 2 1 ⁄2 hours). Descent to the Enge, route Nr. 411, around 1 1 ⁄2 hours. Then via Lumberg to Grän, around 30 min. (overnight accommodation available at all huts).

• Höfen – Gimpelhaus total walking time approx. 5 3/4 hours • Gimpelhaus – Bad Kissinger Hütte total walking time approx. 6 h.

Pfronten (882 m) – Bad Kissinger Hütte (1.788 m) – Füssener Jöchle (1.818 m) – Füssener Hütte (1.550 m) Otto-Mayr-Hütte (1.530 m) – Musau (821 m) Leaving from Pfronten Steinach, ascent to the Breitenberg and to the Bad Kissinger Hütte, route Nr. 411 (around 4 1 ⁄2 hours, or ascent with the cable railway). Then on to the Gräner Höhenweg route Nr. 414 to the Füssener Jöchle (around 2 1 ⁄2 hours) and over the Raintaler Joch to the Füssener Hütte and Otto Mayr Hütte, route Nr. 413 (around 1 1 ⁄2 hours). Descent on the next day to the Musauer Alm and Musau (around 2 hours, bus connections into the Tannheimer Tal). There is another possibility, ascending steeply from the Otto Mayr Hütte to the Nesselwängler Scharte, route Nr. 415 (around 2 3⁄4 hours) and descent to the Tannheimer Hütte or Gimpelhaus route Nr.415 (around 45 min., overnight accommodation at all huts).

• Pfronten – Bad Kissinger Hütte walking time approx. 4 1/2h. • Bad Kissinger Hütte – Füssener Hütte or Otto Mayr Hütte,to tal walking time approx. 4 hours • Füssener Hütte or Otto Mayr Hütte – Tannheimer Hütte or Gimpelhaus, total walking time approx. 3 1/2 hours

· www.tannheimertal.com 31 Upstairs the tourism information in Tannheim, a climbing area with a total of 250 m2 was created - of which 170 m2 are pure bouldering area. With walls up to four meters high, the bouldering area can meet a wide range of demands. The additional boarding area is up to seven meters high, making it perfect for children and less experienced climbers to try their hand at the vertical. The ideal training place forall alpinists and those who want to become one.

32 · www.tannheimertal.com Kletter & Bouldertreff in Tannheim

afternoon ticket Day ticket Week ticket 15.30 - 18.00 Uhr Children with guest card, students € 2,50 € 4,50 € 15,00 Children without guest card € 2,50 € 6,00 € 20,00 Adults from 18 years € 4,50 € 6,00 € 20,00

Combi ticket Climbing hall/Kids paradise child € 7,50 € 22,50 Combi ticket Climbing hall/Kids paradise adult € 9,50 € 30,00

Annual pass children, students € 125,00 Annual pass adults € 250,00

Tourismusverband Tannheimer Tal Vilsalpseestraße 1 opening hours: 6675 Tannheim · Österreich +43.5675.6220-31 t +43.5675.6220-60 f [email protected] e www.bouldertreff.tirol w facebook.com/ferienregion.tannheimertal

· www.tannheimertal.com 33 Climbing suggestions + climbing tours

Valley:Läuferspitze Grän 1.138 (1.956 m, m) Füssener Jöchle 1.821 m Height: 40 m Difficulty: 4 bis 8

Valley:Rote Flüh Nesselwängle (2.111 m) Südwand 1.136 m Hochwiesler Base: Gimpelhaus 1.685 m, Tannheimer Hütte 1.713 m Height: 170 m bis 240 m Difficulty: 5 bis 9

Valley:Gimpel Nesselwängle (2.176 m) Südwand 1.136 m Base: Gimpelhaus 1.685 m, Tannheimer Hütte 1.713 m Height: 80 m bis 200 m Difficulty: 4 bis 8

Talorte:Gimpel Grän(2.176 1.138 m) Nordwand m, Füssener Jöchle 1.821 m, Musau 830 m Base: Füssener Hütte 1.550 m, Otto-Mayr-Hütte 1.530 m Height: 420 m bis 600 m Difficulty: 6+ bis 9-

Valley:Köllenspitze Nesselwängle (2.238 m) 1.136 m Base: Gimpelhaus 1.685 m,Tannheimer Hütte 1.713 m Height: 350 m bis 700 m Difficulty: 4 bis 7-

Valley:Gehrenspitze Höfen 868 (2.163 m m) Base: Gehrenalm 1.611 m Height: 90 m bis 170 m Difficulty: 3 bis 6

Valley:Klettersteig Nesselwängle Südsporn 1.136 Köllenspitze m Base: Gimpelhaus 1.685 m, Tannheimer Hütte 1.713 m Difficulty: D

Valley:Klettersteig Tannheim Lachenspitz 1.097 m Nordwand Base: Landsberger Hütte 1.810 m Height: 430 m Difficulty: C/D

Valley:Salewa Oberjoch Klettersteig 1.136 m Base: Iseler-Platz-Hütte 1.600 m Länge: 2400 m Difficulty: B/C

Friedberger Klettersteig Please refer to the climbing Valley: Grän 1.138 m guide for more detailed Base: Gimpelhaus 1.685 m information. Difficulty: B/C

34 · www.tannheimertal.com Jungholz

Jungholz offers a curiosity: As an enclave of , it is “the only Tyrolean Alpine herb village” and at the same time also an “Allgäu herbal village”. Guests and locals are greeted by the Kräutertor at the entrance to Jungholz. In the village, numerous herb gardens, herbal spirals or herb snails beautify the townscape.

Panoramablick

The town centre is the starting point. At the church, turn left towards Wertach along the street to the swimming pool car park. Turn left over the street at the car park and onto the economy way. After around 50 metres turn right to the view point with a beautiful 360° view over a part of Jungholz and the local mountains. Total walking time approx. 30 min..

Buchstabenweg

The way starts lift parking Jungholz. At various points in the place the letters of the place name are placed. All points can be hiked via a circular route or by bike. In the production of the individual letters a variety of materials were used, depending on the style of the artist. On each art object you will also find a short description of the interpretation. Depending on the speed and duration of the individual letters, approx. 1 1/2 hours must be scheduled.

· www.tannheimertal.com 35 Rundweg Köpfle

This is a tour path with beautiful views of the surrounding mountains of Oberjoch and up to Jungholz’ local mountain, the Sorgschrofen. The starting point is the centre of Jungholz. Go towards the church and turn off left towards Wertach to the Jungholz open air swimming pool car park. Turn left over the main road onto a path which leads past grassland and forest by the so-called Köpfle. Then carry on to the road which leads from the Pfeiffermühle to Jungholz. Carry on back along this road to the place where Jungholz begins at the woodcarver Rappel and go straight on to the car park. Alternatively, turn left and then immediately right on the way to the village road and town centre. Total walking time approx. 30 to 45 min..

Waldrundweg zum Moorweiher

From the town centre go down the road to Giessenschwand to the Lochbihler carpentry workshop. Go along the small stream up to the Moorweiher (previously the unheated Jungholz open air swimming pool). Then turn right over the Höhenweg to Langenschwand, left back over the Höhenweg back to Giessenschwand. Total walking time approx. 30 min..

Unterjoch

From the centre of Jungholz go along the street towards Pfeiffermühle and to the beginning of the town (signpost), past the skilift garage. Then there is a slight downward slope on the edge of the forest to the Sorgalpe 1 and from there to Sorgalpe 2. From Sorgalpe 2 on the woodland route to . Total walking time approx. 1 hour.

Rundweg Sorgalpe

The starting point for this hiking tour with a beautiful view over the mountain surrounding of Jungholz to the north is the town centre. From the large car park, head towards Pfeiffermuehle on the beginning of the town, past the ski lift garage towards Älpele. After around twenty minutes on foot turn right (signposted small Sorgalpe tour path) and then via the second and first Sorgalpe back to Jungholz. Total walking time approx. 1 to 1 1/2 hours.

36 · www.tannheimertal.com Alpe Stubental (1.284 m) From Langenschwand on the tareed road following the signs you will reach the Alp Stubental. On the same way back to the exit point. Total walking time approx. 1 hour.

Höhenweg (Panoramaweg)

From the centre, along the “Schnitzerweg” to the Langenschwand. Cross the road and the visitors should take the road to the Höhenweg (Panorama Path). This leads high up over Jungholz, then gently down past Moorweiher to Gießenschwand and back down onto the road into the centre. Total walking time approx. 1 1/2 hours.

Rundweg Jungholz From the centre at the road towards Pfeiffermuehle to the beginning of the town, then turn left towards Sorgalpe. After around 300 metres turn right and continue to the main road. Cross over the street via Wertach to the camp site in Habsbichel. Then continue to the restaurant, cross the street and go towards the open air swimming pool. From there, continue on into the centre of town or follow the signs left towards Giessenschwand. Total walking time approx. 1 to 1 1/2 hours.

· www.tannheimertal.com 37 Edelsberg (1.629 m) Situated right up in the north, meaning that the Edelsberg is a special place from which to get good views of the flat Alpine foothills. The amazing view over the Tannheimer and Allgäuer mountains is limited due to high spruce trees. From Langenschwand (car park on the right in front of the last houses), along the tarred main road (closed to general traffic from Langenschwand), over grassland and through the forest to a far- off col (five minutes left above the Stubental-Alpe. Right onto the gravel way where path number 9 branches off. Over grassland to the forest and then follow the markings through the forest. Then through clearings, some marshy grassy areas to the ridge and then partly through timber forest to the highest ridge. Then finally over Flysch-stones to the open summit with a wooden cross at the top. Total walking time approx. 1 1/2 hours.

Reuter Wanne (1.541 m) From the centre of Jungholz to Giessenschwand and then after the last houses on the Höhenweg with a further upwards turn past a wooden house and a barn up to a fork in the road. Then left over the stream and straight across the Heuberg to the valley furrow at Holderbach, then back on the road until the meadowlands of the Obere-Reutter-Wanne-Alpe rise up on the right via a steep old towpath through a clear forest. At this point, turn left through the basin on the south-west side and then up this side to the cross at the top. Descent back to the Obere-Reuter-Wanne-Alpe. On a woodland path in the north around the Pfeifferberg, then steeply on a path which starts off quite steep at first down to the Stupental-Alpe. Then on the asphalted municipal road down to Langen­schwand and back to the centre of Jungholz and to the lift car park. Total walking time approx. 3 1/2 hours.

Rundwanderweg Sorgschrofen From Jungholz it is possible to go right round the Sorgschrofen and this is one of the most beautiful hiking tours. The best starting point is the large car park in the centre of Jungholz. Going along the Schnitzerweg the route leads to Langenschwand. From there the short descent leads to the Scheidbachalpe (not managed) in the Vilstal. Then the route takes visitors into the valley, past the Kabelhofalpe with a short, steep ascent to Rehbach. From Rehbach turn right, and there is a short ascent over a grassy col to the houses of Steineberg and then down to Unterjoch. From Unterjoch, the tour leads round the Sorgschrofen past the Sorgalpen and back to Jungholz. There are various rest stops on the way. Total walking time approx. 4 to 5 hours. 38 · www.tannheimertal.com Winter Hiking suggestions

You can go hiking in virtually every season. What a special experience it is to move on foot through snowy worlds, that can be experienced step by step in the Tannheimer Tal. Hiking in winter is a very intense encounter with nature, in which all the senses are touched. Detailed information can also be found on our trail and winter hiking map. This is available in all tourist information offices for Euro 2.00.

Snowshoeing

Höhenwanderwege

Winterwandern in der Höh’ – Tannheim The winter hiking path around the Neunerköpfle. On the 2,2 km long and 2,5 km wide path you experience the wonderful mountain world from close. Total Walking time approx. 1 to 1 1/2 hour.

Winterwanderweg Edenalpe - Nesselwängle The path starts at the Krinnenalpe mountain station in Nesselwängle and goes to the west side. From the valley station the path raises up to the turning point at the Nesselwängler Edenalpe. On the way... there are many opportunities to make a stop and enjoy the view of the Tannheimer Tal. Total Walking time approx. 1 to 1 1/2 hour.

Sonnenpanoramahut und Panoramainformator - Grän From the Füssenserjöchle mountain station you can reach the “Sonnenpanoramahut” path with a beautiful viewing point. Following the path, you will reach the panoramainformator on the peak of “Gamskopf”, which will inform you about the surrounding mountain world. Total Walking time approx. 30 min..

· www.tannheimertal.com 39 Schattwald

1) Schattwald – Unterjoch 4 kilometres (approx. 1 hour) Starting at the parish church in Schattwald in direction to the west along the Vils to the local part Kappl. Cross the bridge over the river Vils and on the street to the crossroad Unterjoch, turn left and follow the way over the local part Steineberg to Unterjoch. Back at the same way or further via Oberjoch to Schattwald.

2) Schattwald – Rehbach 3.5 kilometres (approx. 1 hour) Starting at the parish church in Schattwald in direction to west and before the local part Kappl left. Past the oil station to the local part Steig and through the street to Rehbach. Back at the same way or further via Unterjoch to Oberjoch and Schattwald.

3) Unterjoch – Rehbach 1.5 kilometres (approx. 30 min.) Starting at the tourist information Unterjoch in direction to the east, past the local part Steinenberg and after an easy ascent via the Zerrerhöfen to Rehbach.

4) Schattwald – Zöblen 1.5 kilometres (approx. 30 min.) Starting at the parish church in Schattwald in direction to the east and through the local part Fricken to Zöblen.

Zöblen

1) Zöblen – Zugspitzblick 1.5 kilometres (approx. 45 min.) Starting at the car park in Zöblen, cross the bridge and pass a few houses (Untere Halde). At the asphalted winding road to the Zugspitzblick (1.300 metres)

2) Zöblen via the Höhenweg (panorama path) to Tannheim 3 kilometres (approx. 1 hour) Starting at the car park in Zöblen through Zöblen and before the bridge right direction east. Further at the panorama path to the local part Kienzerle, right pass the camping place, then left parallel to the stream to Tannheim.

3) Zöblen via the Zöbler Moos to Tannheim 3 kilometres (approx. 45 min.) Starting at the car park west in Zöblen and cross the main street. Further straight ahead and below the camp site go right via Unter­gschwend and the St. Leonhard chapel to Berg. At the crossroad right to Tannheim.

40 · www.tannheimertal.com 4) Zöblen – Schattwald 1.5 kilometres (approx. 30 min.) Starting at the car park in Zöblen cross the main street and walk along the river Vils to the local part Fricken. Further straight ahead to the parish church in Schattwald.

Tannheim

Nature reserve Vilsalpsee The nature reserve Vilsalpsee is one of the special treasures of our region: home of many animals and plants, many of them rare and protected, a natural paradise with picturesque scenery - and for many years a popular destination for visitors from all over the world. a) From Ostparkplatz P1 the cleared road to Vilsalpsee - 4 km (1 hour) b) From the West car park P2 direction Tennishalle and past at the Maria Hilf-Kapelle - there along the road to the Vilsalpsee - 4.5 km (1 1/4 hours)

The street is closed from 10 am to 5 pm from the forges for general traffic - return journey possible at any time - Parking only P1, P2, P3 or P4. You have the opportunity to reach the Vilsalpsee by coach (only with prior notice). Detailed information in all offices of the tourist office.

Tannheim - Zöblen 3 km (approx. 45 min.) Past the church and after the underpass turn left west. Along the Vils, past the St. Leonhard Chapel and Kienzen. About the district Untergschwend and Kienzerle the trail leads to Zöblen.

Tannheim - Lohmoos (approx. 3 hours, not cleared) From Tannheim Berg (car park) starting in the direction of Lohmoos and Zugspitzblick. Descent via the road to Zöblen and back to Tannheim.

· www.tannheimertal.com 41 Tannheim – Grän 4 km (approx . 1 hour) • Starting point Tannheim Ostparkplatz P1 at the tourist Connected via the mountain trail to Grän 4.5 km (1 1/2 hours). Cross the main road and continue straight ahead. At the Crossroads to the right and through the district Innergsch- wend. Continue to the east and the second turn left over the trail to Lumberg / Grän or straight towards Grän. Nesselwängle-Haller • Starting point Tannheim village center over mountain and the high trail to Grän / Lumberg 4 km (1 hour). Past the church heading north into the district of Berg. At the fork in Berg keep right and over the trail to Grän / Lumberg.

Grän-Haldensee

1) Haldensee-Haller 1.8 kilometres (approx. 35 min.) From the town square along the pavement in direction to the east. At the west shore of the Haldensee the way lead via the promenade to Haller.

2) Grän –Tannheim 4 kilometres (approx. 1 hour) From the middle of the town go in direction to the west and pass the fire brigade hall. Further on this way via Innergschwend and at the crossroad left to the middle of Tannheim.

3) “Vater Unser Weg – Our father path“ 1.2 kilometres (approx. 30 min.) From the St. Michael chapel in Lumberg towards Tannheim route Nr. 1. The parish of Grän set up a meditation path. On this path eight “Our Father Pleases“ designed from granite.

42 · www.tannheimertal.com 4) Grän – Adlerhorst 3.5 kilometres (approx. 1 1/2 hours) Leaving Grän and at the children play ground right through the panorama path. Crossing the ski run, attention skiers. Further on this way to the mountain restaurant Adlerhorst. Back at the same way or via Haller.

Nesselwängle-Haller

1) Nesselwängle – Haller 3 kilometres (approx. 3/4 hour) Starting at the tourist information in Nesselwängle in direction to the west. Walk below the Neuschwandlift and further to Haller.

2) Nesselwängle – Adlerhorst 4.5 kilometres (approx. 1 1/2 hours) Starting at the tourist information in Nesselwängle in direction to the west. Walk below the Neuschwandlift and further straight ahead, at the next crossroad right and after the ascent you get the mountain restaurant “Adlerhorst“. Back at the same way or via Grän.

3) Nesselwängle – Rauth 4 kilometres (approx. 1 hour) From the lift car park in Nesselwängle towards Rauth along the street.

4) Haller – Grän 4 kilometres (approx. 1 hour) Along the promenade of the Haldensee to the local part Haldensee. Cross the road and through the meadow way to Grän.

Jungholz

1) Höhenweg (panorama path) 5 kilometres (approx. 1 1/2 hours) From the centre, along the “Schnitzerweg“ to Langenschwand. Cross the road and the visitors should take the road to the Höhenweg (panorama path). This leads high up over Jungholz, then gently down past Moorweiher to Gießenschwand and back down onto the road into the centre.

3) Rundweg Jungholz 5 kilometres (approx. 1 1/2 hours) From the centre at the road towards Pfeiffermuehle to the beginn­ing of the town, then turn left towards Sorgalpe. After around 300 metres turn right and continue to the main road. Cross over the street via Wertach to the camp site in Habsbichel. Then continue to the restaurant, cross the street and go towards the open air swimming pool. From there, continue on into the centre of town or follow the sings left towards Giessenschwand.

· www.tannheimertal.com 43 An alp is not a petting zoo! For cross grazing, please observe the following recommendations: - Do not leave trail on pastures. - Keep dogs under control and keep them on a leash. - Go quietly and unobtrusively in distance past the animals. - Do not scare the animals or look them directly in the eyes. - Leave the animals in peace and do not touch them. - Do not stroke the calves - Watch the threatening gestures of the animals: lowering the head, buzz, roar, snort. - When approaching the animals: stay calm, do not turn back and leave the pasture slowly. - Immediately remove the dog´s leash if an attack by an animal is foreseeable. - In case of emergency, put a targeted punch on the nose of the cattle.

Alps and huts A hearty breakfast, a nice drink, a beautiful view, fresh air, the pleasant company of other hikers, stories, chat, shared experiences, tips and advice…and maybe the manager will get his accordion out! When hiking through the mountains, huts are the place to have a rest, build your strength up and set off for new places. The next pages present the individual huts with the most important information about them. Particularly when you are on the road in large groups and are planning an overnight stop, we strongly recommend you to contact the hut manager in advance and to arrange your arrival date. Symbols

= open in summer = reachable with the = open in winter mountainbike = with places to sleep = reachable on the cable 44 · www.tannheimertal.com = playground railway Jochstadl Leaseholder: Familie Walch 1.575 m +43 5675 43323 t Reachable via Schattwald, route Open:

Nr.74/75 Other remarks:

Homemade specialties, from snacks, soup to „Apfelstrudel“. Sun terrace with probably the most beautiful view into the Tannheimer Tal. Easy and comfortable to reach, destination for young and seniors.

Stuiben Sennalpe Leaseholder: Rosmarie Rief 1.365 m +43 676 3825197 t Reachable via Schattwald or Zöblen, Open: route Nr. 71/74 Other remarks: Closed: Monday

Specialities: home-made yoghurt, butter and cheese easily reachable in all weathers, a favourite for mountain bikers.

Zugspitzblick Owner: Bruno Burkert 1.304 m +43 5675 67690 t Reachable via Zöblen, Tannheim or [email protected] e Schattwald, route Nr. 1/81/82 www.zugspitzblick-tirol.com web Open: Other remarks:

Specialities: very good international cuisine “Balcony from the Tannheimer Tal”, view over the valley, a very pleasant place

· www.tannheimertal.com 45 Älpele Leaseholder: Stephan Dreger 1.530 m +43 676 9547866 t Reachable via Tannheim, route Open: Nr.59 Other remarks:

Specialities: hearty „Brotzeit“ and „Kaiserschmarren“ ideal for families, sun terrace and children’s play area

Vilsalpe Leaseholder: Dominik Rief 1.200 m +43 676 5609070 t Reachable via Tannheim, [email protected] e route Nr.1/55 Open: Other remarks:

Specialities: „Brotzeit“ platter, home-made cake and coffee ideal for families, also with prams and bikes. Easily reachable at all weather. Situated in the middle of a nature reserve, children’s play area.

Obere Traualpe Leaseholder: Manfred Müller 1.649 m +43 676 5114563 t Reachable via Tannheim, [email protected] e route Nr. 55/425/31/421 www.regenacker.com web Open: Other remarks:

Specialities: „Brotzeit“ platter, Kaiserschmarren beautiful lake, wonderful view over the nature reserve and lots of little pigs running around

46 · www.tannheimertal.com Landsberger Hütte Leaseholder: Reinhard Frühholz 1.810 m +43 5675 6282 t Reachable via Tannheim, [email protected] e route Nr. 55/425/31/421 www.landsbergerhuette.at web Open: Other remarks:

Specialities: typical Tyrolean specialitiesfriendly reception, fast and good service, unique view over the magnificent surroundings

Gappenfeldalm Leaseholder: Familie Ammann 1.830 m +43 664 5328316 t Reachable via Tannheim or Haldensee, [email protected] e route Nr. 34/31/421 Open:

Specialities: hearty „Brotzeit“ platter, home-made waffels Beautiful,high location with a beautiful view, highest hut in the Tannheimer Tal.

Usseraple Leaseholder: Sandro Grad 1.664 m +43 676 5129190 t Reachable via Tannheim, route [email protected] e Nr. 30/30a/31/421 www.usseralpe.at web Open: Other remarks:

Specialities: home-made cheese, butter, yoghurt and bacon, home- made cakenew cheese dairy. Quaint and pleasant place with an oven, sun terrace with children’s play area, reachable at all weather. Lots of animals nearby.

· www.tannheimertal.com 47 Gundhütte Owner: Luise Vogt 1.764 m +43 676 4111449 t Reachable via Tannheim, route Open: Nr. 30/30a/421 Other remarks:

Specialities: „Brotzeit“, apple strudel Easily reachable for everyone with the cable railway, sun terrace.

Hubertushütte Owner: Irmgard Gutheinz 1.554 m +43 676 3336064 t Reachable via Tannheim, iris@hubertushütte-tannheim.at e route Nr. 30/30a/31/421 www.hubertushütte-tannheim.at w Open: Other remarks:

Specialities: Tyrolean specialities in a rustic atmosphere, „Hubertuspfandl“, self-refined „Enzianschnaps“with the gentle touch of tyrolean nature.

Greither Weiher Leaseholder: Ulrich Rief 1.080 m +43 676 5800164 t Reachable via Zöblen or Tannheim [email protected] e Closed: Monday www.greither-weiher.at web Open: Other remarks:

Specialities: daily fresh smoked trout, all-day warm kitchen, home-made pies and strudels to your coffee. Pleasant terrace and a quiet location, children playground.

48 · www.tannheimertal.com Strindenalpe Leaseholder: Dominik Grad 1.682 m +43 676 4111447 t Reachable via Tannheim, [email protected] e route Nr. 30/30a/421 Open:

Specialities: hearty „Brotzeit“ traditionally-run alm with a pleasant sun terrace.

Edenbachalm Leaseholder: Barbara Schmid 1.405 m +43 664 9143577 t Reachable via Haldensee, [email protected] e route Nr. 321/30 www.schmid-tirol.com web Open:

Specialities: Pea soup, cake, butter, buttermilk and quark Sun terrace, quaint and homely place with an oven.

Bad Kissinger Hütte Leaseholder: Sabine Wirth 1.788 m +43 676 3731166 t Reachable via Grän or Pfronten, [email protected] e route Nr. 411/414 www.badkissingerhuette.at web Open: Other remarks:

Specialities: „Tiroler Brotzeit“, home-made apple strudel terrace with magnificent view, impressive panorama up to 100 km.

· www.tannheimertal.com 49 Vilser Alm Leaseholder: S. Mayer & G. Mayor 1.226 m +43 676 5111263 t Reachable via Vils or Grän, [email protected] e route Nr. 412/414/40 www.vilseralm.at web Closed: Tuesday Open: Other remarks:

Specialities: plain Tyrolean fare, home-made cheese and cake Familiar atmosphere in the Tyrolean mountains, children’s play area. A favourite for mountain bikers.

Sonnenalm Owner: Hartwig Erd 1.821 m +43 5675 5129 t Reachable via Grän, [email protected] e route Nr. 412/413/414 www.sonnenalm-tirol.at web Open: Other remarks:

Specialities: hearty hut fare, „Brotzeit“, Kaiserschmarren, different strudles and cakes View over 100 km, 50 peaks and the most beautiful sun terrace in the Tannheimer Tal, childres’s play area.

Füssener Hütte Leaseholder: Fam. Kerpf-Nack 1.550 m +49 170 8688050 t Reachable via Grän or Musau, [email protected] e route Nr. 413 www.fuessener-huette.at web Closed: Monday Open: Other remarks:

Specialities: typically Tyrolean cooking (all home-made), Impressive view over the Gimpel, Schartschrofen and Köllenspitze.

50 · www.tannheimertal.com Otto-Mayr-Hütte Leaseholder: Isabel Steinbrück 1.530 m + 43 5677 8457 t Reachable via Grän or Musau, [email protected] e route Nr. 413 www.ottomayerhuette.com web Open: Other remarks:

Specialties: Regional delicacies from the Außerfern as well as homemade pastries, children’s playground with a trampoline; a favorite destination for mountain bikers.

Musauer Alm Leaseholder: Michel Niesporek 1.290 m +43 650 2100226 t Reachable via Grän or Musau, [email protected] e route Nr. 413 www.musaueralm.at web Open: Specialties: starting mid-June, Other remarks: handmade alpine butter and cheese; homemade Strudel, pastries, dumplings, savory local cuisine, “Brotzeit” (cheese & cold-cut platter); easily reachable for families, good mountain bike trail, sunny terrace, cozy dining area/rooms and dormitory accomodation.

Adlerhorst Owner: Andreas Schmid 1.350 m +43 5675 8224 t Reachable via Grän/Haldensee or [email protected] e Nesselwängle, route Nr. 7/413/415 www.adlerhorst-haldensee.at web Closed: Tuesday and Wednesday Open: Other remarks:

Specialities: home-smoked bacon, home-made pizzas Unique sunny location; wonderful, easy hiking routes, toboggan run in winter with toboggan hire and hiking routes which are cleared regularly.

· www.tannheimertal.com 51 Gimpelhaus Owner: Familie Christiane Guem 1.659 m +43 5675 8251 t Reachable via Nesselwängle, [email protected] e route Nr. 415 www.gimpelhaus.at web Open: Other remarks:

Specialities: Wiener Schnitzel from the pan, Kaiserschmarren and apple strudel Comfortable hut, wonderful sun terrace with a unique view, 60 beds and camping for 130 persons.

Schneetalalm Leaseholder: Karin Ried 1.650 m +43 676 9604415 t Reachable via Nesselwängle or [email protected] e Höfen, route Nr. 416/418 www.schneetalalm.com web Open: Specialities: home made Kaiser- Other remarks: schmarren and typically Tyrolean cooking. Enjoy the sun with the unique view over the Tannheimer Tal! Easy reachable with the cable railway from Höfen or via Nessel- wängle! overnight accommodation for 20 people “genuine, quaint and pleasant” with own house music.

Krinnenalpe Owner: Martin Rief 1.530 m +43 5675 8189 t Reachable via Nesselwängle, [email protected] e route Nr. 11/13 www.krinnenalpe-tirol.at web Open: Other remarks:

Specialities: Martins “Hüttenpfanne”. Sun terrace with wonderful view to the Einstein over the Füssener Jöchle, Rot Flüh and Gimpel up to the Hahnenkamm and the Gaichtspitze; hot meals daily.

52 · www.tannheimertal.com Nesselwängler Leaseholder: Martin und Karina Thurner 1.671 m +43 676 4930184 t ReachableEdenalpe via Nesselwängle, [email protected] e route Nr. 11/13 www.edanalpe.at web Open: Other remarks:

Specialities: Tyrolean specialities, home-made cake beds on demand wonderful sun terrace easily and comfortably, reachable at all weather.

Gräner Ödenalpe Leaseholder: Stefan Scheidle 1.726 m +43 676 7708306 t Reachable via Nesselwängle, [email protected] e route Nr. 11/14/16 www.oedenalpe.at web Open: Other remarks:

Specialities: hearty „Brotzeit“, soups, home-made cakes, milk, butter an yoghurt. Beautiful view.

Zipfelsalpe Leaseholder: B.Karg und M. Kotz 1.526 m +49 151 16708513 t Reachable via Schattwald, Hintersein [email protected] e or Oberjoch, route Nr. 70/74/75 www.buckwinkel-hüs.de web Open:

Specialities: home-made „Brotzeit“ easily and comfortably reachable, beautiful, sunny location the whole day, early morning beer on Sundays, as advertised.

· www.tannheimertal.com 53 Alpe Stubental Leaseholder: Karl Gehring 1.284 m +49 8321 2605888 t Reachable via Jungholz www.alpestubental.com web (Langenschwand) Open: Closed: Thursday (except public Other remarks: holidays)

Specialties: typical Tyrolean cuisine; easily reachable in summer & winter, spectacular vistas, live music Friday, Saturday, Sunday and on holidays.

The Tannheimer Tal is officially the greatest walking region in Austria

With an impressive result, the Tannheimer Tal won the title of Austria’s most beautiful hiking region in 2019. Of the 7577 readers of the German “Wandermagazin” who voted, 71.45 percent voted for the idyllic valley. Sch*nste Wanderregionen Platz 1 – 2019

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Ticket 3/5 Tage Wander-Card

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Sommerbergbahnen inklusive: · Offering hosts: www.tannheimertal.com/bergbahneninklusive · free available at your host · Wasserwelt Haldensee – free of charge · four summer lifts free of charge once a day (ascent and descent). - Nesselwängle - Grän - Tannheim - Schattwald

3/5 Tage Wander-Card valid 3 or 5 days: 3/5 Tage Wander-Card 7/14 Tage Wander-Card valid 7 or 14 days: 7/14 Tage Wander-Card · sold at the mountain lifts stations · for 11 summer mountain lifts and 3 swimming pools in the Tannheimer Tal and Allgäu · the same possibilty (lift and pool) can be used once a day

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