Platteinwiese (Narrenkreuz)

The Narrenkreuz is a summit cross at an altitude of about 2,000 meters, offering a extensive panoramic view of the Tschirgant, the city of Imst, and the Ötztal Alps. The name is said to originate from hikers who got lost in the region. According to its legend, the name is believed to originate from hikers who got lost in the area. From the Narrenkreuz, a spectacular panoramic view opens up of the distinctive Tschirgant, the city of Imst, and across the Ötztal Alps.

The Platteinwiese, which extends below the Narrenkreuz, is a charming natural gem. With its gentle meadows surrounded by dense forests and a picturesque view into the valley, it offers a perfect place to linger. The meadow is particularly popular with nature lovers who wish to enjoy the tranquility of the surroundings and the diversity of alpine flora and fauna. It is also an excellent spot for photography and relaxation in the midst of unspoiled nature.