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Wonderful combination of cycling and hiking to an idyllic mountain lake.
The Schrüttenseen with their crystal-clear water lie idyllically in a hollow at just under 2,000 m in the innermost Schalderertal and are mostly reached on foot from Schalders. However, there are alternative routes to reach these picturesque mountain lakes – actually two. One possibility to visit this lesser-known area can ideally be combined with mountain biking and leads impressively high above Brixen to the natural jewel.
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Show elevation profileSafety information
No particular hazardous moments
Roadbook
The route begins in Tils, a small hamlet located west above Brixen. Initially, the path leads along the access road, which passes the scattered mountain farms high up on the sunny side. Shortly after, it continues on a gravel road up to the ridge, the Masitter Jöchl (1,534 m), which borders the Schalderertal. Beyond that, it goes through dense forest around the Sonneneck (1,590 m) to the idyllic Ochsenalm (also called Grieser Alm on some maps) at 1,873 m. From here, it continues on foot along a hiking trail up to the Rinderköfele (2,063 m) and then briefly downhill to the nearby mountain lakes (1,957 m).
Public transport
If you arrive by public transport (train), you have to cycle up to Tils. That means about 5 km and 350 m more altitude to cover.
Directions
Coming from the south via Feldthurn to Pinzagen. Shortly before, turn off to Tils.
Coming from the north to Brixen and from there to Pinzagen.
Parking
Parking at the multi-purpose building in Tils
Coordinates
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Equipment
Normal bike and hiking equipment
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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