Drischlsteig

The Drischlsteig begins at the mountain station Alpjoch at an altitude of 2,020 meters and offers an impressive panorama right from the start: the Gurgltal valley, the Tschirgant massif, the Inn valley, and the Ötztal Alps. The trail leads through high alpine terrain and is secured with steel cables, making it particularly suitable for sure-footed and not acrophobic hikers. The view from the observation platform Adlerhorst is especially stunning.

After a rest at the Muttekopf hut, the trail continues downhill to the Latschen hut and finally to the Untermarkter Alm. Those who want to round off the descent with a thrill can take the Alpine Coaster from the middle station down to the valley – the longest alpine roller coaster in the world.