The Hauser Kaibling is an easily accessible grassy summit above the Enns Valley even in summer with the help of a cable car, offering high panoramic value and a dense network of trails that provide a wide range of options. Hikers, paragliders, and bikers come together at Hauser Kaibling and confirm the mountain's popularity. The following focuses on the crossing of the summit and the sheep hiking trail around the mountain, which emphasizes the importance of sheep as landscape caretakers. Each of the two routes is intended as an option for less trained hikers, while for fit walkers they represent a starter or dessert to the tours "Hauser Kaibling, Bärfallspitze" and "Höchstein and Moaralmsee".
Hauser Kaibling (summit trail): From the mountain station to the characteristic transmission mast of the mountain and straight ahead over the grass ridge to the subpeak, from there further to the mountain station of the summit cable car operated only in winter and to the summit cross on Hauser Kaibling. The easiest way back is to return to the mountain station via the ascent route. A bit more challenging is to first descend along the open ridge southwards, then through dwarf pine fields to Roßfeldsattel. Here, just above the small steep step before Roßfeldsattel, one can hike back to the mountain station on the gently descending AV trail 780 to the right. Otherwise, from Roßfeldsattel, we descend right to the TVN mountain hut and return from there to the mountain station via a forest road or hiking trail. Sheep hiking trail around Hauser Kaibling: From the mountain station as above down on a forest road or hiking trail to the right to the managed TVN mountain hut Kaiblingalm, from
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