Hiking Tours

From the village, take the AV 711 route via Rettenwand and Lucht up to Streuböden Alm pasture. Now carry on to Wildalpgatterl, then turn right across Kühweital to Wildalm and continue to Wildseeloderhaus. Then via Seenieder (1,949 m) and Niedermahdstein (1,901 m) in the direction of Bischofsjoch ridge and then left to the summit.

From the village go eastward to Gasthof Eiserne Hand. From there continue on the left, slightly ascending, taking about 2 hours to Burgeralm. Then continue northwards to Postmeisteralm and from here on the well-marked path over the ridge to the summit.

From the village, take the AV 711 route via Rettenwand and Lucht up to Streuböden Alm pasture. Now carry on to Wildalpgatterl, then turn right across Kühweital Valley to Wildalm and continue to Wildseeloderhaus.

Then via Seenieder (1,949 m) and Niedermahdstein (1,901 m) to the next fork in the road. Here, leave route AV 711 and take a right turn to Gebrakapelle chapel and Gebrajoch ridge. Continue past the Gaisberg summit to Lengfilzenalm – Schlinachalm – Grundalm pastures past Almausschank Pletzer inn and continue through Pletzergraben back into the village.

From the village center to the fire station. Turn left over the bridge and continue to the hamlet of Schönau – Pertrach. From here, in a northerly direction, follow the signs to Tennalm. From Tennalm follow the trail in a north-easterly direction to Buchensteinwand.

Take Gebraweg trail in Pletzergraben to Almausschank Pletzer inn. Travel about 15 minutes down into the valley and then cross a wide bridge to Herrgottbrücke trail cross. Continue on the left to Framanger Grundalmen pastures and then to Gebrakapelle chapel. From there, turn right up to Gebrascharte ridge and cross Gebraranken to the summit.

From Gasthof Auwirt follow Gebraweg trail to the junction to Hochkogel and take the road to "Rohr" farm. From there, the climb to Karstein begins. First to upper Edenhausalmen pastures, then over the northeast ridge to the summit.

From Gasthof Eiserne Hand inn continue to Hörndlinger Graben, over the bridge, right along Schwarzbach ditch and on to "Schreiende Brunnen". If you so wish, you can walk to the alpine mountain pastures in Hörndlinger Graben. Don’t forget to take a snack.

WaiWi – from Waidring to Wildseeloder

With its 3 daily stages, the WaiWi is quite a "short" long distance, but well worth it! 3 stages await you, where you can experience the varied and special mountainous Pillerseetal region! Clear the stage for your mountain experience at WaiWi!

Stage 3: From Wildseelodersee lake to Wildseeloder summit and down to Fieberbrunn

The third stage of the "WaiWi" starts here at Wildseeloder lake! Invigorated by a hearty mountain breakfast, take the steep flank to the right of the shelter, which leads to "Loders" summit, as it is called by the locals. As you leave the mountain lake, the path leads through a rock gate and opens up to new mountain views. Along the ridge, over the back of the mountain and from the south side to the summit! You have reached the highest point of the tour! From Waidring to Wildseeloder, at 2,118 m above sea level. Way up high, in the middle of the Kitzbühel Alps, the long-distance view is never-ending! Take time to stop and look back on the way at the Waiwi, with all its highlights, before proceeding to the last section of the tour, the descent to Fieberbrunn.

Via Seenieder and Wildalm pastures, the path leads down into the valley. A trip to the Wildalpgatterl mountain inn, is definitely well worth a visit. Here, art meets tradition. Bread is baked in-house in a clay oven, meat is supplied by neighboring farmers and berries and herbs are picked from their own garden. The descent continues along Forststraße road down to the Fieberbrunn mountain railways central station. Here, just behind Gasthof Streuböden Alm inn, is an adventure playground for young and old, set in the middle of nature. Timoks Alm mountain hut invites you to linger with an adventure trail, coaster cableway, forest cable car and playgrounds. On the right hand side of the coaster track, the path goes towards Speicherersee lake and shortly before that, turns left towards "Brent" and "Lauchsee" lakes. An even more direct route downhill leads to an asphalt road.

Here, above Lauchsees lake you will find the last farms of the valley, and you will see the Pletzergraben, which is a testimony to a long mining tradition in Fieberbrunn. In the 16th. century the mining industry flourished, and in both summer and winter, young boys made their way along the long, often dangerous route, and " Pillersee steel" was well-known! The St. Daniel Gebra chapel can be seen in the valley on the hill. Originally a baroque miner’ chapel in the former mining area of Fieberbrunn, this old, ruined chapel was rebuilt as a commemoration in 1975. The last 2.5 km of the WaiWi now lie ahead. Passing the Lauchsee bathing lake, after two or three curves you approach the center of Fieberbrunn. On the way to the village square, two cultural peculiarities are found below the church: the sculpture of a mining clan, reminiscent of the tradition and the hardships of the past, and the fever fountain, which cured princess Marguerite Maultasch of a fever.

On the square in front of the village center, the third stage ends, the summit of the Wildseelder looks down from above and the WaiWi is behind you. Three stages through the Pillersee Valley, which provide an insight into the varied and special mountainous region! Clear the stage for further mountain experiences in the Pillerseetal Valley!

Travel with the mountain gondola to Streuböden middle station. Then walk along the footpath to Wildalpgatterl and continue along Jägersteig trail to Lärchfilzhochalm pasture.

From Wildseeloderhaus you can reach the beautiful Blumenweg trail with numerous alpine flowers, which are protected species. The hike continues via Reckmoos (Hochhörndler Hütte mountain hut – not farmed) and Jägersteig trail to Streuböden middle station.

From the village, take the AV 711 route via Rettenwand and Lucht up to Streuböden Alm pasture. Now carry on to Wildalpgatterl, then turn right across Kühweital Valley to Wildalm and continue to Wildseeloderhaus (accommodation available). From the shelter, the path leads along the lake on the right side of the lake, up a tree-free slope and then continues along the lake’s rock face, up to Törl. Cross through this ridge and then over a more gentle ridge and you will reach the summit in about 45 minutes.