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Schruns Starting point: Schruns, train station, 680 m, underground car park. © Herbert MayrPhoto: Herbert Mayr, Rother Bergverlag
The lower course of the Litz connects the two communities of Schruns and Silbertal. Entertaining hiking trails open up the sparsely populated, gorge-divided slopes above the rushing mountain river
We begin the exciting Silbertal round at the station in Schruns, head towards Silbertal and uphill to the church. After the school, the signpost »Brif« directs us to a path that leads up to Armenhausbühel and offers a beautiful deep view of the market town dominated by the boldly shaped Tschaggunser Mittagspitze. A quiet little road takes us over the district Gstüd to Rosagarta, 860 m. Passing individual farms over steep mountain meadows, you look over the valley heritage of the Litz to the scattered houses of Innerberg and to the Itonskopf.In the parcel Brif, 1029 m, the sign »Silbertal« directs us to the last house. From there a forest path leads downhill over the Vermalatobel. Above the parcel Schöffel we follow the hiking sign »Ganlätsch«. From the farm Höfle, 920 m, we follow the ascending forest path with a creek crossing in the Frauenlobtobel to Ganlätsch, 980 m, where it passes under the Kapell mountain railway. A quiet mountain road leads down to Silbertal, 889 m, with a view
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