Mountain hikes in Grän

This scenic circular hike in the heart of the Tannheimer Mountains offers everything a hiker’s heart desires: challenging ascents, high-altitude trails with spectacular views, two summit experiences, and a picturesque descent past two mountain lakes back down into the valley. Since the direct traverse at the Schochenspitze is closed, this route leads safely down via the Schochensattel. You’ll need to be in good shape and have plenty of stamina—the last 5 km can be quite a slog. If you’d like, you can take the gondola and the bus to make both the ascent and the return trip easier.

On our mountain route, where we are often alone, we circle the Sebenalp basin and climb the Seichenkopf, the Sefenspitze, and the Sebenspitze along the way.

A mountain route with magnificent views of the Alps of the Ostallgäu, the Tannheimer Mountains, and Lake Haldensee on the Schartschrofen and Läuferspitze.

Sunrise at its finest The Aggenstein in the Tannheimer Mountains is the ideal destination for a sunrise route. You can enjoy wide views into the Allgäu and Tyrolean mountains.

Overall a moderately difficult mountain tour that runs on wide forest roads to the Strindenscharte. The subsequent ascent to Sulzspitze takes place over a rocky section which can, however, be completely bypassed. A minimum level of sure-footedness and a head for heights is required.

Overall a challenging mountain hike. Up to the summit formation, it is a moderately difficult ascent over partly rocky, loose paths that require sure-footedness and concentration. Shortly before the summit follows a short scramble secured with an iron chain over cut-out rocky steps – precise climbing is required here.

Moderately difficult mountain hike with moderately steep ascents and varied terrain, requiring surefootedness and good fitness. Rewarded with magnificent views of the Tannheimer Mountains.

An overall easy mountain hike, mainly on forest and cart roads as well as small livestock paths. Some paths are steep and require a basic surefootedness. The circular route largely avoids hikers using the cable car.

Why be content with only going up one mountain in a day when you can be greedy and do three. From Grän in Tannheimer Tal, this mountain hike takes you up to the ridge that runs from the very popular Aggenstein to the less-visited Roßberg.

The mountain route scores with its varied nature. Besides paths through a meadow and spruce landscape, we hike along the rocky ridge to Litnisschrofen.