ヨッホベルクの峡谷・トップ5

The Teufelssprung (Devil's Leap), at 2,174 meters, is a striking peak in the Kitzbühel Alps, known for the impressive rock crevice that gives it its name. The ascent is usually via the ridge from the Gamshag or via the "Tor" and Hochtorsee lake from the head of the Saalbach-Hinterglemm valley. Once at the top, a spectacular view of the surrounding mountains opens up – a rewarding, tranquil summit for sure-footed hikers.

The Teufelssprung (Devil's Leap), at 2,174 meters, is a striking peak in the Kitzbühel Alps, known for the impressive rock crevice that gives it its name. The ascent is usually via the ridge from the Gamshag or via the "Tor" and Hochtorsee lake from the head of the Saalbach-Hinterglemm valley. Once at the top, a spectacular view of the surrounding mountains opens up – a rewarding, tranquil summit for sure-footed hikers.

One of several bridges over the Sinterbach and its tributaries – makes the path nicely varied.

Wanted to go to the Sintersbach Waterfall in August 23. From the parking lot near Jochberg bicycle ban and threat of legal action. Unfortunately not drivable.

The Raintal is an ingenious gravel road to get to the Kitzbüheler Horn from behind. A beautiful valley with many switchbacks and a steep climb but definitely worth every drop of sweat.

Personally, I particularly like the end of the valley, beautiful landscapes with great huts and alpine pastures.

Because it's just beautiful.

A mountain bike route leads through the Mühlbachtal from Bramberg towards Baumgartenalm. It's usually nice and shady here and pleasantly cool even on hot days. The subsoil consists of compacted gravel. It's also fun with the gravel bike!