Trisselwand via Nanigrubn (Lahnegrubn)

From the parking lot at the Gasthof Trisselwand, follow the signs "Appelhaus" or "Trisselwand" uphill, past an ecological fodder meadow which should not be entered. Above the Tressensattel, the marked hiking trail passes the signposted junction "Gamsstelle" and finally reaches the mountain ridge, where it soon meets an old forest road built into the rock. Here, do not follow the marking to the left but turn right onto the forest road and follow it downhill about 300 m to a small turning area or road widening. Above the slope, and almost invisible from below, a narrow path branches off at a 90-degree angle and initially almost vertically uphill (stone cairns). After about 50 m, this path turns right and continues almost level to the east (stone cairns regularly line the path). Later, the hunting path leads diagonally uphill again through dense forest and reaches a scree slope, which it crosses while offering a beautiful view of the village of Grundlsee. Finally, you reach a hut in the forest and to the left above it the end of an old forest road, which you follow diagonally uphill. After a short level section, the path forks at a hunting stand and you go diagonally uphill to the left, where immediately behind you meet a wide forest road coming up from the right. Cross this forest road and take an inconspicuous path on the opposite side, which leads straight uphill along small stone cairns. (You can also continue on the forest road over a hairpin bend to its end.) The path turns left and thus reaches the end of the forest road at a large turning area and a hunting stand. Opposite the hunting stand on the mountain side, a rather inconspicuous path begins in a clearing between tall bushes, which soon leads uphill in switchbacks. This path through the Nanigrubn is soon clearly defined but remains completely unmarked and leads steeply uphill through mountain pines and lower young forest. Below the rock walls of the Klammkogel on the left, it goes up through overgrown scree to an avalanche gallery. Above, the path passes through appropriately cut-out hatches in the avalanche barriers and thus reaches the high plateau at a shallow saddle. Here you go straight ahead and soon reach a marked hiking trail between mountain pines, which you follow left to the next junction where you turn right. Here a signboard "Trisselwand" points the marked path to the summit.

From the summit, follow the marked path back to the T-junction and there turn right downhill back to the starting point.