Graslitzen (2044 m)

From the car park below the cemetery next to the B 111, we head north, past a fountain, and come to a gravel pit. Immediately east of it, trail no. 54 leads north into the forest – turn left before the cattle grid!! Steep, rocky pine forests accompany us until at around 1450 m altitude a clearing with the so-called “walled” hunting lodge appears; it takes about 2 1/2 hours to get here. From here, there is a beautiful valley view of Lake Presseggersee. From now on, we climb over rocky grassy steep slopes to the Förolacher Saddle, 1840 m, and reach the summit after 4 hours via the ridge-like back heading east on path 229, with magnificent views. From there, we continue east along the not very exposed ridge; to the north below us is the St. Stefaner Alm. We take a short break at the summit cross on the secondary summit. Then we descend via path 229 to the Köstendorfer Alm and the so-called Geißrücken, 1500 m. For the descent, we take path 56 from here, which leads steeply and partly slippery to the interesting late Gothic church of St. Steben at 1004 m. From there, it takes about 45 minutes via trail 56 back to the starting point.