Information & interesting facts

Short description:
We walk from Hinterstein over the Zipfelsalpe to the Kühgundkopf and to the Iseler. In the process, we not only gain a lot of altitude but also walk on stages 1 and 6 of the Grenzgänger Trail.
Quality of experience: *****

Recommended season:
  • June
  • July
  • August
  • September
  • October
Properties:
  • Loop
  • Scenic
  • Refreshment stops available
  • Cultural/historical value
  • Geological highlights
  • Botanical highlights
  • Faunistic highlights
  • Summit route
Description:
We start in Hinterstein at the festival hall and quickly gain altitude up to the Zipfelsfälle and continue over many bends up to the high plateau around the Zipfelsalpe. Then we keep right to the Obere Stuibenalpe and ascend there towards the north up to the Kühgundspitze and the Kühgundrücken. Over a partly exposed path on the ridge, we reach the Iseler with its summit cross. Now we descend directly back to the Zipfelsalpe, and from there continue in about an hour to Hinterstein. On the way back, a swim in the pool at the Zipfelsfälle is possible – or a visit to the Prinze Gumpe natural outdoor pool at the foot of the slope not far from the parking lot. Directions:
Hinterstein, festival hall - Zipfelsfälle - Zipfelsalpe - Obere Stuibenalpe - Kühgundspitze - Kühgundkopf - Iseler - Zipfelsalpe - Zipfelsfälle - Hinterstein, festival hallTip:
Refreshments with Berna and Max at the Zipfelsalpe!Safety guidelines:
Surefootedness and a head for heights required around the Iseler summit! 
Starting point: Hinterstein, festival hall
Destination: Hinterstein, festival hall
Getting there
On the B 308 to Bad Hindelang, then continuing to Hinterstein
Public Transit
By train to Sonthofen, then by bus to Bad Hindelang and Hinterstein. 
Parking
Parking lot "Säge" at the entrance to Hinterstein or parking at the festival hall (few spaces)
Favorable season
Summer
Autumn

From Hinterstein over the Zipfelsalpe to the Kühgundkopf and the Iseler
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