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A trail, secured in places with wire ropes, runs between the Kellerjoch Hut and the Kellerjoch Chapel. It's easily walkable, but sure-footedness and a head for heights are essential.

Wonderful view of the Kellerjoch Chapel and further into the Inn Valley. The chapel has stood there at 2,344 meters since 1931.

Fantastic location, simply super.

By early October, it's already icy and completely covered in snow on one side. However, the view (on a clear day) makes up for the somewhat tricky climb on the back side. The crossing to the Kellerjoch Hut is manageable, albeit challenging.

The four-kilometer route descends from the Hecherhaus to the Grafenast mountain hut – momentum, powder snow under your runners, and magnificent views included. This route is perfect for anyone who loves winter action and wants to enjoy the scenery. The ascent can be made either on foot or with the Kellerjochbahn cable car. If there is enough snow, the tour can be extended: Then it continues from the Grafenast via Egertboden to Freundsberg Castle – on the longest toboggan run in North Tyrol (nine kilometers), awarded the Tyrolean Natural Toboggan Run Seal of Quality. Link to our website (first section): https://silberregion-karwendel.com/de/rodeln/rid/61551818. Link to our website (entire toboggan run): https://silberregion-karwendel.com/de/rodeln/rid/59711158.

In winter, the Kellerjochbahn chairlift takes you up to the Hecherhaus at 1,887 meters. There, you can stop for a bite to eat, stay overnight, or even start your snow adventure right away. You can find more information about the inn on its website: https://www.hecherhaus.at/.

At the end of the valley is the Gramaialm, a hotel with a spa. Those seeking a more purist experience can ascend to the Lamsenjoch Hut, the Gramai Hochleger, or the Binsalm.

Here, the water cascades downwards over several cascades. The waterfall curves slightly, so it's not immediately visible when climbing.