Roundtour Elfer
Mountain tour
· Kleinwalsertal
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/ Hinein ins WildentalPhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen, Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen -
/ Untere Wiesalpe -
/ Untere Wiesalpe im WildentalPhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen, Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen -
/ Innere Wiesalpe Sommer -
/ Sonnenterrasse der Inneren WiesalpePhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen, Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen -
/ Wildental mit den drei SchafalpköpfenPhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen, Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen -
/ WildentalPhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen, Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen -
/ Wasserfall im WildentalPhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen, Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen
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/ Die Fluchtalpe im WildentalPhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen, Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen
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/ Ruhebank im WildentalPhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen, Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen
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/ Am GeißhornjochPhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen, Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen
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/ Mindelheimer Hütte Sommer I
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/ Blick von Südwesten auf die Oberstdorfer BergePhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen, Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen
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/ Auf dem SchwabengratPhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen, Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen
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/ Unterhalb des GeißhornsPhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen, Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen
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/ Hintere Gemstelhütte Sommer
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/ Bernhard's urige GemstelalpePhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen, Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen
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/ Terrassenaussicht von Bernhard's GemstelalpePhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen, Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen
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/ Auf Bernhards GemstelhüttePhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen, Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen
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/ Blick auf den ElferPhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen, Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen
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/ Aus dem Gemsteltal hinausPhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen, Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen
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/ BergahornPhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen, Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen
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/ Auwald BreitachPhoto: Kleinwalsertal Tourismus
Moderately difficult alpine tour round the highest peak between Wildental and Gemsteltal
moderate
16.8 km
7:11 h
1168 m
1168 m
The tour is ideal for hikers with a soft spot for extended stops and refreshments. Whether in Wildental or Gemsteltal, or in the middle of the route at the Mindelheimer Hütte – there is a choice of idyllic alpine huts recommended for a rest. Between the romantic valleys the higher areas offer great views of the Allgäu Alps and the southern summit panorama of the Lechquellengebirge.
Author’s recommendation
Early hikers can enjoy their coffee on the terrace of the Mindelheimer Hütte together with the remaining overnighters.
Author
Kleinwalsertal Tourismus eGen
Updated: May 27, 2019
Difficulty
moderate
Technique
Stamina
Experience
Landscape
Highest point
2181 m
Lowest point
1131 m
Best time of year
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Rest Stop
Hintere GemstelhütteInnere Wiesalpe
Untere Wiesalpe
Bernhard's Gemstelalp
Mindelheimer Hütte
Fluchtalpe
Obere Gemstelhütte
Safety information
Emergency NumbersEMERGENCY:
140 Alpine Emergencies Austria wide
144 Alpine Emergencies Vorarlberg
112 Euro-Emergencies (works with every mobile network)
www.vorarlberg.travel/sicherheitstipps
Equipment
Stury shoes and hiking poles. Weather proof clothing recommended.Tips, hints and links
Hiking trails, huts and attractions can also be found in the nature adventure map, which can be purchased at the tourist office in Hirschegg.The hiking trails in the Wildental are very popular. For the sake of the hikers no cyclists go to the Wildental. Thank you for your understanding. Güterweggenossenschaft Mittelberg - Wildental.
Start
Mittelberg (1167 m)
Coordinates:
Geographic
47.321272, 10.163558
UTM
32T 587928 5241523
Destination
Mittelberg
Turn-by-turn directions
From the starting point at the car park in Schwendle a moderately ascending trail leads us into the Wildental. From the Fluchtalpe we keep right and follow the stream upwards towards the waterfall. The path is steep and demanding. When the Kemptener Scharte (wind gap) is reached, we descend to the Mindelheimer Hütte. From there we follow the so called Schwabengrat to Geißhornjoch. Right hand is the summit of the Geißhorn. The path leads us on serpentines to the Sterzer Hütte and past the "Sterzer Seele" to the Obere Gemstelhütte. The descent is via the Hintere Gemstelalpe; just before the hut a boulder field has to be crossed. At the end of the valley at the river mouth, we follow the Breitach downriver to the Schwand bridge. After 10 minutes we return on the asphalt road to the starting point.
Public transport
Public transport friendly
Leave the car where it is!The Walserbus is a convenient way to reach your starting point. Line 4 takes you to the district Schwendle. For this tour you need to get off at the bus stop "Schwendle".
Getting there
Most routes from Germany lead to Ulm before carrying on along the A7. Take the Allgäu junction over a section of the A980 to the Waltenhofen junction, then take the 4- lane B19 via Sonthofen and Oberstdorf to Kleinwalsertal. From Austria (Vorarlberg) and Switzerland you reach the Kleinwalsertal via the Bregenzerwald (Hittisau) – Riedbergpass – Fischen – Oberstdorf. From Tyrol the fastest route is over the A7 to Kempten carrying on along the B19 direction Oberstdorf. A motorway vignette is not required to reach the valley.Parking
Parking space (fee required) located at the starting pointArrival by train, car, foot or bike
Difficulty
moderate
Distance
16.8 km
Duration
7:11 h
Ascent
1168 m
Descent
1168 m
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