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 No network? Without network there´s no emergency call possible. -> Go to a better location and dial regularly “112 Euro emergency call” Access to every available network if after turning the phone on and using “112” instead of the PIN-Code or with the SOS-emergency call function. Accident report Emergency App • Where is the accident place? download for free • Who calling/ call back number? • What happened? • How many injured? 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 Jungholz p. 35 Winter Hiking suggestions p. 39 An alp is not a petting zoo p. 44 Alps 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 Schattwald-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 00070832-0147 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.