Alpine Rose Path

With the cable car and chairlift, you reach an altitude of about 1800 meters. Then you climb almost to the St. Vigilius chapel via path no. 4, where the actual Alpine Rose Path begins. Initially, the path is marked no. 30 and leads to a fork, where you follow no. 9 towards Hochwart. Gradually, the terrain opens up and at the right time of year, you pass through huge blooming fields of Alpine roses. After about two hours of hiking, with a gentle up and down into the valley, you reach a fork. There, you take the path towards Stafler Alm (no. 1). This managed alpine pasture (1885 m) is a little below the Alpine Rose Path, so you do not pass it directly. Always following the almost level Alpine Rose Path (no. 1) towards Außerfalkomai Alm, you reach a hut below the managed pasture after about three and a half hours. There you leave the Alpine Rose Path and reach a forest road downhill via path no. 3, which you follow downhill towards Falkomai Kuhalm. Just before the managed alpine pasture,