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Overview: On the trail between Unterer Filzscharte and Moaralmsee: The Bärfallspitze to the left, and to the right of it, the Roßfeldsattel and the Hauser Kaibling. © Sepp BrandlPhoto: Sepp Brandl, Rother Bergverlag
Since it’s now possible to take a hiking taxi daily from the Gumpental (Stanglalm) to the valley station of the Tauern Cable Car in Haus has become possible, the hike from the mountain station on the Hauser Kaibling via Moaralmsee to the Gumpental has become remarkably popular. If you’d like, you can also “add” one or two more peaks to your hike—the Hauser Kaibling and/or the Bärfallspitze.
From the mountain station, head toward the highly visible transmission tower and two ski lift stations. Behind them, Variant 1 branches off to the right (Trail No. 780). Continue straight ahead over an easy grassy ridge to the Hauser Kaibling. From the summit cross, we first hike south along the open ridge, then descend through mountain pine fields toward the Roßfeldsattel. Here, Variant 1 branches off to the left. Straight ahead, a grassy ridge on the northwest side—interrupted by short, rocky ridge sections—leads us to the Bärfallspitze. From the summit, we descend first along the south ridge, then down a narrow trail on the steep west flank to Trail No. 780, which we reach just before the Seeschartl. To reach it, we must ascend a few meters to the left and can then, on the other side of the saddle, follow the Bärfallweg—a nature trail—down a steep boulder-strewn hollow to a charming little lake, beyond which we follow a ramp over a grassy shoulder and through a belt of shrubs to
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