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Schlettermoos-Waldweg – Siedelalpe und Blick auf den Alpsee Runde von Knottenried

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Schlettermoos-Waldweg – Siedelalpe und Blick auf den Alpsee Runde von Knottenried

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February 4, 2026

Schlettermoos-Waldweg – Siedelalpe und Blick auf den Alpsee Runde von Knottenried

Moderate

03:40

13.0km

3.5km/h

290m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Your route passes through a protected area

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Naturpark Nagelfluhkette

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277 m

Schlettermoos Forest Trail

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The nearby Schlettermoos hiking car park is the ideal starting point for hikes to the Siedel or Juget Alps.

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1.52 km

Siedelalpe & View of the Alpsee

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Gigantic view of the Alpsee in the direction of Immenstadt. And you can still eat very delicious. There is also a playground for the kids. Very easy to reach from Schlettermoos.

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1.74 km

View of Alpsee

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A great view of the Alpsee and the mountains 🏔. A panorama that can hardly be surpassed.

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3.78 km

View of Immenstadt

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A fabulous view that quickly makes you forget the hard climb.

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4.87 km

View of the Allgäu Alps

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The Thaler Höhe can be wonderfully integrated into a tour between the Salmaser Höhe, the Pfarralpe, the Siedelalpe and the Jugetalpe.

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5.35 km

Thaler Höhe Ridge Trail

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From here it is more "flowing" via S1 trails towards Alpsee. However, there are still many pasture gates that force you to stop and dismount ... and watch out for the hikers a little ;-)

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