Drischlsteig

Great alpine and exposed climb over wide bands along the wall of the Scharnitzkopf. This trail leads from the mountain station to the Muttekopfhütte in 30 to 45 minutes. The other way around it takes a little longer and you should think about the lunch break of the chairlift.

The Drischlsteig is almost entirely secured with a steel cable to hold on to. But it would be much too easy for a via ferrata. Children should always walk on the mountain side due to the risk of falling. Smaller children should be guided by the rope.

Only walk with sturdy shoes and only when it is dry. Caution is generally required, because the paths go along the mountain wall. It's going down steeply. Nothing for people afraid of heights.

Very narrow way. You should be sure-footed and free of vertigo. In part you have to climb something. But is not a via ferrata for the backup is a must. To hold on, however, there is a steel cable attached to the wall in many places.

Locked in snow and rain

Well-developed and improved route (compared to 2019 the way was already good, but now a lot more sure-footed, new steps and bars) there are also many ways to hold on to the steel cables.