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Imberg-Hoch Häderich plateauPhoto: Oberstaufen Tourismus Marketing GmbH
Sunny route options on the plateau between Imberg and Hoch Häderich with several places to stop for refreshments and beautiful views. It is also possible to use the cleared winter hiking trails.
Ascent with the Imbergbahn or for fit snowshoe hikers from the base station via the Imberg-Alpe to the mountain station. From here, the tour initially leads towards Alpe Hochbühl. Either passing below the drag lift to avoid the ski operations or a section along the piste and crossing the piste further to the Alphütte Häuslers Gschwend. From there you climb uphill just below the ridge. Then continue westwards towards the "Steinernes Tor", enjoying fantastic views over the snow-covered raised bog towards Hoher Häderich, the Falken, and the further peaks of the Nagelfluh chain. At the "Steinernes Tor" it is only a few vertical meters down to the Alpstüble Moos (place to stop). From there, a variant via the base station of Hoch Häderich is possible. Or you follow the hiking trail signs via Alpe Glutschwanden, Schmalzgrube, and the Hochbühl alpine inn back to the starting point at the Imbergbahn mountain station.
Author’s recommendation
Good to know:
The route tip is not signposted. The route description serves for orientation. In case of heavy snowfall, it is recommended to use the cleared winter paths on the Imberg up to the Hörmoos mountain inn and further to the Falkenhütte.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Inform yourself thoroughly about the avalanche danger before the tour! What is the danger level, where are the danger spots, what are the current avalanche problems? Avoid tours at danger levels 4 and 5.
Tips and suggestions
Important information for hikers with dogs:
Along this route recommendation, bringing dogs on the following private paths and inns in Kojenmoos is prohibited by the property owners:
- Around Alpe Moos, including the direct connecting paths to Alpe Glutschwanden, Alpe Kojen, Steinernes Tor, and Almhotel Hochhäderich.
- Around Hörmoos Lake
- In the Hochwies alpine inn
Dog owners are advised to use other paths or inns.
Basically, a leash requirement applies in the Kojenmoos nature reserve. Additionally, the alpine livestock and nature thank you for disposing of dog waste in the designated dog waste bins. We thank you for your understanding and consideration.
Further information about environmentally friendly behavior with your four-legged friend can be found at oberstaufen.de/hund or freiraum-lebensraum.info/guidelines/hunde
Oberlanzenbach-Alpe
Alpengasthof Hochbühl
Public transport
By train to Oberstaufen, then with the guest bus to the ImbergbahnDirections
From Oberstaufen towards Steibis to the base station of the Imbergbahn.Parking
Parking at the base station of the ImbergbahnCoordinates
Recommended maps for this region:
Equipment
Adjust your equipment to the winter conditions and the specific tour destination. Away from secured hiking trails, an avalanche transceiver, probe, and shovel, as well as their safe handling, are standard. Also, a first aid kit, bivy sack, and mobile phone (European emergency number 112). Map, app, and GPS support orientation.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions