ランゲンのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

Cozy hut, limited power supply for charging phones, etc.

Cozy cabin and delicious food

Once you reach the grotto, you'll have a magnificent view. You'll need a head for heights and surefootedness. A thrill guaranteed.

On the southern shore of the lake stands the land art structure Apollontempel am Hundstalsee, built between 1986 and 2006.

Magnificent mountain with a great view in the west of Innsbruck. Quite a lonely approach from St. Quirin. Completely overcrowded from the cable car (up to the Rangger Köpfl). The north ridge is steep, a bit exposed. Beautiful views down to the Inzinger Alm. At the very top there is a shady gully with a wire rope and then 1.5 m of climbing. The east ridge is walking terrain, not marked but easy to find. Normal route along many marble structures.

Inconspicuous spruce, with secrets. If you need a little schnapps to go, this is the place for you. But it shouldn't become a self-service shop, and if you drink, you'll have a few coins left over for the schnapps

A Schnapsfeichte is a term from the Tyrolean dialect and describes a special type of spruce that is known among hikers and mountaineers. "Feichte" is Tyrolean and means spruce. A Schnapsfeichte is a tree under which a bottle of schnapps is traditionally hidden. These Schnapsfeichten are often found on popular hiking trails, especially in regions such as the Karwendel, where customs and traditions are still very much alive. If you discover a Schnapsfeichte on a hike, you have found a piece of Alpine culture and hospitality. Well then: cheers!

Cozy hut with friendly innkeepers, did I like it here? 👍🏻