Circular route Small Kaserer

From the parking lot, first go past the beautifully situated Kaserer farms into the valley of the same name. Already at the beginning of the tour, you have the actual later goal, the Small Kaserer, which looms impressively at the end of the valley, always in front of you. After about an hour of walking, you finally reach the Kasererwinkel, where the forest road slowly turns into a trail and begins to ascend more and more. This now winds up the left side of the valley to the Kasererschartl, past the walls of the Frauenwand and often also many chamois. Upon reaching the Schartl, the view opens for the first time over the surrounding mountain world as well as towards Hintertux, which seems very close. Then continue along the northern ridge, which at first leads steeply up to a smaller ridge and later somewhat flatter but also exposed to the summit. The higher you get, the more you see of the (still) rather large Hintertux Glacier and the peaks of the Tux main ridge. Upon reaching the summit, you can quietly admire the wild, graceful Olperer massif with its steep walls, which rises not far away as a continuation of the mountain chain. After getting some strength at the summit and enjoying the impressive panorama, the descent leads down the west ridge. This section of the tour is neither marked nor shown on the map; also, one or the other climbing section must be overcome—which should be easily manageable for every somewhat experienced mountaineer. After some time descending between the Kaserer and Wildlahn valleys, you reach the Kleegrubenscharte, directly below the two rock pyramids of the Schoberspitzen. Here turn right and follow the well-trodden path (part of the Peter Habeler route) back into the Kaserer Valley, where the loop closes again at the Kasererwinkel and only the path back on the forest road to the starting point remains.