To the Wildseeloderhaus / Wildseeloder summit in Fieberbrunn
Österreichs Wanderdörfer Verified partner
Author’s recommendation
Österreichs Wanderdörfer Verified partner
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Good footwear. Some surefootedness required.Tips and suggestions
Roadbook
From the village, follow the AV trail 711 over Rettenwand and Lucht to the Streuböden Alm. First, go to the Wildalpgatterl, then turn right over Kühweital to the Wildalm and continue to the Wildseeloderhaus. From the mountain hut, the path leads along the right side of the lake, up a treeless slope, and further along the lake wall, upwards to the Törl. Through this notch and over a gentle ridge, you reach the summit in about 45 minutes.
Alternative route using the Fieberbrunn cable cars:
Start: Parking lot at Fieberbrunn cable cars
Take the cable car to Lärchfilzkogel, continue to the Wildalmen, and then up to the Wildseeloderhaus. Time savings of about 2 hours!
Wildseeloder-Haus
Wildalm, 1568 m
Streuböden
Kapelle Wildseeloderhaus
Public transport
Public bus connection FieberbrunnFree Regiobus PillerseeTal
ÖBB train station Fieberbrunn
Directions
Coming from Germany / Munich: A 8 towards Salzburg - then A 93 towards Innsbruck - switch to A12 in Austria and exit at Kufstein towards Felbertauern / St. Johann in Tirol - continue to St. Johann in Tirol and Fieberbrunn.
Within Austria:
Coming from the west: Innsbruck - Wörgl - St. Johann in Tirol - Fieberbrunn
Coming from the north: Salzburg - Bad Reichenhall (D) - Lofer - Waidring / PillerseeTal - Fieberbrunn
Coming from the east: Schladming - Radstadt - Bischofshofen - Zell am See - Saalfelden - Fieberbrunn
Coming from the south: Brenner - Innsbruck - Fieberbrunn or Villach - Spittal an der Drau - Bischofshofen - Fieberbrunn
Parking
Village center FieberbrunnCoordinates
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Equipment
Breathable outdoor clothing, sturdy footwear, provisions (snacks, drinks), first aid kit, mobile phone with full battery, hiking map, possibly a GPS device or load GPS data onto the phone, sun protection (sunglasses, sunscreen & cap), rain gear, cash; guest card if using the bus.Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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