Summit ascent Omeshorn

From the Dorfhus, follow the Lech Promenade upstream. When you reach the old covered bridge, cross the road and walk past the Chalet Säge. At house no. 8, turn right onto the side road. At the next junction, follow the path to the left uphill. The road soon joins a forest track. After about 30 minutes, we pass a cattle gate, after which the path soon narrows. Following the mountainside, we reach the Gstüt-Alpe. Here we can rest briefly and take our first break whilst watching the horses in the mountain meadows. We then continue along a narrow path around the Omeshorn until we come to a fork. We follow the signs to the left towards the Omeshorn. Ahead of us lie large boulders that some people would love to climb. About 30 minutes after the junction, we reach the summit slope. The path here is very steep and narrow, so sure-footedness and a head for heights are essential. Furthermore, the path leads across a steep grassy slope, so the path must be completely dry (avoid hiking after rainy days). It takes about 1 hour to cover the summit slope and the subsequent hike along the ridge to the summit. The view is, of course, well worth the effort. The view of Lech, Zug and across to Zürs and Oberlech, the mighty peaks of Wöster, Valluga and Mohnenfluh... you simply cannot get enough of these mountains. After a leisurely break at the summit, the descent follows the same route as the ascent; alternatively, the walk can also start in Zug am Fischteich. Overall, the walk is slightly shorter, but the start is steeper.