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Ideal for beginners. The entry is a bit challenging, especially with wet soles. But otherwise manageable and relatively short.

This short hut via ferrata can easily be combined with the Imster via ferrata. A highlight for children would be a ride on the Alpine Coaster (summer toboggan run with a rollercoaster feel). A steep (C) section takes you to a traverse (B) that leads to an edge (B/C) close to the water. After this, you go over a ramp (A) to the bridge (B). Then you traverse a block (B) and after a "notch" you reach an exposed hanging section (B/C). Then over blocks (B) and a ridge (B) to the climbing book. From the book it is even steeper (B/C) to the exit ridge (A), after which the path ends at the stream. Source: Alpinverlag

The platform seems to float above nothingness - and thus offers a unique view of the Muttekopf rest area. It can be reached via a 13-meter-long footbridge and is supported by an 8-meter-high column.

The platform seems to float above nothingness - and thus offers a unique view of the Muttekopf rest area. It can be reached via a 13-meter-long footbridge and is supported by an 8-meter-high column.

The Drischlsteig is an impressive and exposed path that leads from the mountain station to the Muttekopfhütte. Although the path is short and the walking time for most mountaineers is only half an hour, the terrain should not be underestimated due to its exposure. The very well-developed path system makes it easier to progress, but concentration and surefootedness are still essential. You also need to allow enough time for the breathtaking views and depths that you can enjoy along the path and from the viewing platform.

Sun terrace with an Alpine panorama below the Vorderen Alpjoch

Hiked from the Rosental Gorge from Imst. A beautiful mountain path to the hut. You are rewarded in the hut with a great view of the valley in the middle of the mountains. Friendly staff. The food was OK, but the food on offer was significantly reduced in the evenings (but this could also be due to the approaching end of the season). Prices were great for the effort (food etc. is transported by cable car). Sanitary facilities are well maintained. There are options to book rooms or camp here. It is very nice to sit and linger in the hut in the evening. In the morning there is a buffet on offer. Several peaks and viewpoints can be reached from the hut. The descent into the valley is no problem with the right footwear. All in all a great hut and definitely worth seeing.

The multi-layered rock formations are definitely spectacular, from the Nagelfluh to the main dolomite to the brittle slate and other geological sundries of the Gosau layers.