To the Friesenbergsee and Petersköpfl

Our hike first leads over the foaming Alelebach stream and through a rustic pine forest up to the Friesenbergalm. We continue along the stone-paved path into the valley of the Lapenkarbach stream. Here we see the historic Friesenberghaus for the first time. From the refuge, we hike on to the picturesque Friesenbergsee lake, which is often covered in snow and ice until the summer. The Petersköpfl lies above the Friesenberghaus at an altitude of 2,679 meters. On this summit there is a whole army of cairns, so-called "Stoanmandln", whose origin and meaning are the subject of numerous stories. In combination with the lake, this is one of the five most beautiful panoramic views in the Zillertal Alps! After a leisurely stop at the Friesenberghaus, we hike back to the Schlegeisspeicher along the same route.

Character: difficult hike with 900 meters of elevation gain over 13 km

Duration: approx. 7 hours; 6 hours of pure walking time

Meeting point: 8.30 am | Schlegeis bus stop

Cost contribution: adults € 15.00 (free for guests of nature park partner businesses)

Refreshments available: Friesenberghaus, Dominikushütte and Rastl (at the end of the tour)

Maximum 9 participants / registration essential