Opening hours:Open today
Place:
Münster
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Alpine pasture / hut / mountain restaurant
Bike tour to the Bayreuther Hütte including 3-peak hike to the Vordere Sonnwendjoch, Sagzahn and Rofanspitze. Return via the Marchgatterl, the Zireiner Alm and the Bergalm.
Bike (medium difficulty) / Cycling time: 2 h 30 min / Route length: 16 km / Elevation gain: 940 metres.
Hike (difficult) / Walking time: 4 h 30 min / Route length: 9 km / Elevation gain: 840 metres
You are in high Alpine terrain. Surefootedness is required on the way to the peaks.
Please note: physically demanding!
Bike: Helmet, sun glasses, bike shorts, rain proof jacket, hat, drinking bottle, map, first aid kit, mobile phone, camera, bike lock, replacement inner tube, mini tool kit, bike pump, puncture repair kit, sealing (repair) tape, sun cream, energy food (muesli bar), snack, ...
Hike: sturdy shoes and suitable clothing
Bike:
The relatively steep forest track leads to the scenic Alpine pastures to the south of the Rofan Range to the Bayreuther Hütte. The views from above the treeline are magnificent (1600m).
Hike:
Behind the Bayreuther Hütte, follow the signs for "Sonnwendjoch / Sagzahn" and continue through the Alpine pastures surrounding the Berger Kopf to the beautiful Vorderes Sonnwendjoch peak cross (2224m). Continue on to the striking Sagzahn peak (2228m). From there, descend directly via an exposed but well-secured little path with easy climbing sections through the steep western flank and then slightly uphill until just before the Schafsteig Saddle. Continue through the grassy slopes diagonally up hill to the Rofanspitze (2259m).
Descend via the Schafsteig Saddle and Marchgatterl past the Zireiner Almen (1698m) and the Bergalm to the Bayreuther Hütte. Ride downhill by bike to the starting point.
Here you can plan your journey with Verkehrsverbund Tirol
Bicycle transport up to 5 bikes
Line 601 - Bus stop: Münster Grünsbach
Car park at the beginning of the woods shortly before a barrier on the forest track - 660 m after the turn-off at Gasthof Astner in Grünsbach.
