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Altitude: 2677 m above sea level. The name "Glungezer" (historically also spelled Glunggezer) probably comes from an onomatopoeic imitation of gurgling water. In a hollow above the Tulfeinalm, but also in other places, the water flows, sometimes invisibly gurgling, between and under the boulders. Wikipedia

It's worth stopping here. Both the food and the service are great. We like going to this hut and have never been disappointed.

The Eisengattergrat describes the easiest way up and the recommended way down from the Grosser Bettelwurf. The upper part is a via ferrata with difficulty levels A/B, the lower part is a normal hiking trail that is somewhat exposed in places. Danger of falling rocks, especially in the upper part, so a helmet is recommended.

The Bettelwurf connecting trail, which connects the Kleiner and the Großer Bettelwurf, is scenically beautiful, but should not be underestimated. The trail reaches difficulty level D at the key point. However, it is no problem for experienced hikers. Very beautiful trail. Descent via Eisengattergrat is recommended.

At 2,725 m, the Bettelwurf is almost 2,500 m above the Inn Valley and offers an incredible view of it. There are also great views of the neighboring Karwendel peaks such as Hochnissl, Birkkarspitze and many more, and in good weather you can also see well towards the Stubai Mountains. The ascent can be made either via the Bettelwurf connecting path (via ferrata with difficulty level C/D) or more easily via the Eisengattergrat (via ferrata A/B). Both ascents are very beautiful, but the former requires a little more via ferrata experience. The Große Bettelwurf is a very distinctive and well-known mountain peak and is often climbed in conjunction with an overnight stay in the Bettelwurf hut. If you want to avoid crowds, you should set off early (or later in the afternoon).

Very beautiful and rustic mountain hut with a great view, very good food and extremely friendly staff. Highly recommended for a stopover or overnight stay!

The hiking car park at this point is free. There is also a bus stop, a children's playground and a pub here. If you want to go further up into the Halltal, you have to either walk, cycle or take a taxi. In the summer from May to October, a shuttle runs every hour on Saturdays and Sundays (if it is not raining) for €5 per adult and €2.50 for children. Current information and more information here: https://www.hall-wattens.at/de/halltal-taxi-shuttle-service.html