오버로트 최고의 등산 경로

플라타코프(Plattakopf)로의 오르막/내리막. 재미있지만, 내리막길은 발 디딜 곳이 거의 없고 수직으로 내려가기 때문에 매우 어렵습니다. 확신이 없는 분들은 와이어 로프 하네스를 사용하여 도움을 받을 수도 있습니다. DAV의 경고는 그럴 만한 이유가 있습니다.

A lovely place to stop for refreshments with a fantastic view - located directly on the groomed winter hiking trail.

The Falkenhütte mountain inn enjoys a scenic location on alpine meadows and is an ideal stop for hikers on tours around the Hochhäderich mountain. Enjoy regional delicacies and views of the Hochgrat, Nagelfluhkette mountain range, and the surrounding hills from the terrace or a bench. Perfect for a relaxing break for hikers and families.

The Stone Gate in the Nagelfluhkette Nature Park is a striking rock formation through which the path leads like a natural rock portal. Between the steep walls, you'll experience a true alpine and adventure feeling before the path opens up again. It's an ideal photo opportunity and a short highlight stop on your hike.

The information panel on alpine farming along the Alpine Adventure Trail clearly explains how alpine pastures are managed, the work involved in cheese production, milk production, and pasture maintenance, and why alpine farming is so important for the cultural landscape. It's ideal for a short learning break before you continue your hike among pastures, huts, and mountain panoramas.

The interactive station "Expedition Nagelfluh" brings the nature park to life in a playful way – with information panels, hands-on elements, and small experiments about mountains, animals, and plants. Ideal for families and anyone who enjoys learning something new while out and about. An entertaining stop that combines knowledge and physical activity in the mountains.

The Imberghaus is a cozy mountain inn right next to the mountain station, ideal for a break after the climb or a hike across the alpine pastures. Enjoy the view of the Allgäu and Bregenzerwald mountains and the valley from the terrace. It's the perfect starting or ending point for hikes and snowshoe tours around the Imberg.

It's outrageous that they forbid walking with a dog on a public, marked hiking trail – just because it crosses the property. An alternative route MUST be found, for example, going around the property instead of directly past the house. Today I simply walked across the meadow – only to discover that dogs are also prohibited on the ridge trail 🙈 Unfortunately, we can't fly. There was NEVER any sign indicating that this is a dead end! I would never recommend this alpine pasture.