7:00 am in Seewiesen, at the entrance to the Seetal, opposite the nearby Seeberghof (Postbus stop), there is a chapel. The road into the Seetal may be driven about 1.5 km, up to a soccer field. Free parking is available at the barrier.

18:00 at the latest

We recommend cereal bars, dried fruit or fruit slices in manageable quantities as well as at least 1 l of water.

Endurance for tours with a walking time (real walking time without breaks) mostly over 8 hours and at least 1200 meters of altitude difference in ascent and descent.

You should have experience in hiking and be surefooted. This means that you do not slip uncontrollably even on less good paths and always tread safely. The paths are usually well recognizable. The terrain is partly steep, danger of falling cannot be excluded in case of carelessness.

From the parking lot (974 m) we first walk comfortably and past idyllic alpine meadows along a forest road towards Bösen Wald. We hike through the Bösen Wald on a stony path to the Florlhütte. From the Florlhütte we continue to the Höllsattel (1449 m) where the Franzosenkreuz is located in memory of the battle in November 1805. From there we descend briefly into the Höllboden and through the narrow steep Voisthalergaßl up to the Voisthalerhütte (1654 m). After a short rest we continue into the valley to a karstic high valley floor. From there we ascend the Graf-Meran-Steig. Via Rotgangboden and the broad northeast ridge we ascend to the summit cross (2277 m). After a stop at the Schiestlhaus (2153 m), the highest low energy house, we hike the same way back to Seewiesen.