The trend sport of the Alps
Trail running with a view of the Tote Gebirge past fragrant alpine meadows, through shady mountain forests up to high alpine regions in the direction of Schrocken. In Hinterstoder, 10 trails in various levels of difficulty offer a wide range of options for advanced mountain runners as well as for families.
IMPORTANT: The trails are only open when the cable car is in operation!
At a glance
The trail running routes in Hinterstoder
From bottom to top in one run
Höss long shot
Steep and long direct ascent from the valley station to the highest point of the ski area. The entire route has an average gradient of 16%. Partly very technical with roots and stones, surefootedness required.
#1 Longest section of the Höss Totale with steep to very steep passages. Mostly on hiking trails, but also numerous technical sections, only a few flatter sections. Mostly in the forest and therefore mainly in the shade.
#2 The second part is the steepest section with an average gradient of 17%. At the beginning it is rather flat to the valley station of the chairlift, then the remaining two thirds are very steep, partly on trails and at the end on a forest path to the reservoir pond.
#3 The last section leads up to 1,990 meters and is comparatively short and moderately steep. The run up the Schafkogel is particularly worthwhile because of the alpine terrain and the stunning views, although the terrain is technically demanding.
for beginners & families
Hutterer Böden Laps
Round 1: Hutterer Böden Family
Trail running for the family, so also ideal for children. Continuously flat route with moderate climbs. The length of the route has been chosen so that it is also suitable for beginners. The surface is mainly on forest paths or roads.
Lap 2: Hutterer Böden Light
Beginner's lap for those who want to start trail running. Flat at the start, the technical and steeper sections begin from KM 2. Before it gets really steep, you run along a forest road back to the starting point.
Round 3: Hutterer Böden
The somewhat more challenging introduction to trail running with technically more difficult sections. The steepest section has an average gradient of 16% over 1.6 kilometers. The downhill is via a forest path.
Uphill with an extra portion of "mountains"
Höss Alpine Laps
The start is at the top station of the Höss-Express 6-seater chairlift at 1860m above sea level.
Round 1: Höss Alpin Light
Very varied trail route in hilly terrain, which requires surefootedness and technical skills both uphill and downhill. Very rewarding due to the high alpine location, suitable for slightly advanced riders.
Round 2: Höss Alpin
Very alpine trail to the highest point of the ski area at 1,990 meters, partly single trails with maximum trail enjoyment at alpine altitude. The steepest segment has an average gradient of 12% over 1.1 kilometers.
for absolute professionals
Höss-Wurzeralm connection
Scenically magnificent route in high alpine terrain which connects the two ski areas exclusively via trails through karst landscapes and stone pine forests. The route leads over the Schafkögel via the partially insured trail (A, B) up to the summit of the Schrocken (2281m). Then continue across the karstified high plateau and pine forests towards Wurzeralm.
ATTENTION: Surefootedness and a head for heights are essential for the ascent via the partially secured Schrocken ridge (A, B)
Auch auf der Wurzeralm wird es ab diesem Sommer 5 Trails geben, von der einfachen Teichlbodenrunde (für Familien Kinder geeignet), bis hin zur anspruchsvollen Dümmler-Hütten Runde ist für jeden Bergläufer der richtige Trail dabei.
