From Ischgl it is easy, albeit sometimes steep to the Heidelberger hut and then the last piece up to the Fimberpass. Once arrived at the top, you can expect an absolutely fantastic flowy S1 downhill. The grin will not leave your face long after you arrive in Scuol.

The descent can be about 1km in length to a felt "cattle-dung-field" - speak from own experience. From my own experience, I can also say that you will regret in the sense of a pure washing the jump in the mountain stream :)

Thanks for the tip, Florian.

Yes, if the dear Almvieh on "summer freshness" is, so many trail and trail to Mienenfeld.



We wish you beautiful ascents and descents in the coming summer.



Best regards,

your komoot team

Upwards .. there is a fresh water well at the Bodenalpe, fill up again here, and then after 45 minutes a view of the sliding passage to the pass. Not so wildly uphill, then endlessly downhill. Pure enjoyment.

Tip: in the valley to Ramosch, e.g. Hotel Post, and then the Uina Gorge the next day ..! Best combination ever!

@ komoot: So the first piece down from the Fimberpass to the south is not S1, according to the map S3 - and that's how I remember it, although it was a while ago. Only that you don't mislead the people what to expect up there. Without a doubt, but fantastically beautiful. Lg

I drove over the Fimber Pass twice. Definitely does not belong in the easy category. Extremely blocked at the top and no fun with a transalp backpack and a light touring full.

Down from the pass, anything but S1, just for information!

But landscape 1A 👌

Have to agree with previous speakers. I'm a little annoyed that this pass is now listed in the "Up & Down - Passes and single trails for beginners" collection. Because if you are a beginner to master the Fimberpass, you will certainly not have fun. You need to have some alpine experience and be familiar… read more