An invigorating hiking trail takes you across the ridge between the two valleys. The view is breathtaking and the mountains around you give you a real boost of energy for the rest of the route.

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July 10, 2021

From the Schmirntal, a forest path that is easy to manage with the (E-)MTB leads up to the Winklhütte or to the avalanche barrier. From the Winklhütte, the beautiful hiking trail 73a leads through flower meadows and one or the other wood up to the mountain ridge at around 2,050 meters above sea level. If you like, you can continue along the mountain ridge for about 300 meters further up to the Sumpfkopf and far beyond. Or you can go in exactly the opposite direction to the Hochgeneinerjoch and from there down to St. Jodok or down into the Padastertal and from there to Steinach. In any case, you have a magnificent view!

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Elevation 2,090 m

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Sunday 11 January

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-11°C

51 %

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Location: Steinach am Brenner, Wipptal, Bezirk Innsbruck-Land, Tyrol, Austria

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