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🚵♂️Wolfgang Jehn 🚲 likes this.
September 17, 2023
This farm is located on a wide meadow area with an all-round mountain view. The inn is wonderfully run by a young, energetic team. Warmth combined with a delicious three-course menu for all guests meant that we went to camp for the night completely happy.
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🚵♂️Wolfgang Jehn 🚲 likes this.
September 17, 2023
From the Jägerrast inn you go over the Mitterkaser to the Rableidalm. Here you can both enjoy a leisurely break. We chose the Rableidalm on the less demanding section of the trail and tested “Quendel” as a drink and South Tyrolean “Schneemilch” as a dessert. Then we continue to the ice farm.
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September 17, 2023
Probably one of the most beautiful stages with many varied paths. A stretch through the forest was quite demanding, yet almost meditative: constant incline on the forest floor and wonderful peace. There were enough places to stop off: Goidner Alm, Tablander Alm, Nasereit refuge. Unless you want to take
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September 17, 2023
A very nice stage with a worthwhile stopover in the Hochganghaus.
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September 1, 2023
Beautifully entertaining stage of the MHW. Christl - Matatz - Magdfeld according to Komoot planned twice approx. 4 km. However, the app "swallowed" when tracking and added about 6 km, so unfortunately the 13 km is not correct, which means more than 3 hours of time for the hike. It was a quiet stage.
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September 17, 2023
The new Stettiner Hut, located at 2,875 m, is an impressive building made of reinforced concrete and probably also avalanche-proof. At sunset it's worth taking the short walk back to the Eisjöchl (2,895 m) to watch the sun go down. At sunrise there is a magnificent view in the other direction from the
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