First enjoy the view over the Inn Valley. Then take a nap on the sun-drenched summit meadow. And finally a dip in Lake Reintal. That's how a day on the Voldöpper Spitze goes.
Fantastic, moderately difficult circular tour over a rewarding panoramic summit with a long hiking season due to its south-facing orientation directly above the Inntal valley. Beautiful forest paths and unobstructed views from the summit to the Rofan mountains and across the Inn Valley to the Zillertal Alps. The Berglsteiner See lake is a surprising natural gem along the way just before the end. A dip in the Reintalersee after the tour is not to be missed in the summer months. The refreshment stops along the route are all located at the lakes at the end of the tour. All in all, a program to fill a whole day.
Sturdy shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, provisions
This demanding circular route leads from the Reintalersee in Kramsach directly to the Voldöpper Spitze at 1,509 m. You first walk briefly on a forest road, later continue on a trail to the summit. From there you enjoy an outstanding view in all directions. Especially the Rofan mountains west of the summit impress with their distinctive appearance. All summit climbers still have the possibility to climb the neighboring summit on the Brandenberg side in just 5 minutes on foot. After a relaxing rest with a summit snack, the descent goes via Heumösernalm, Berglsteinersee back to Reintalersee.
Bus 621
Kramsach, Reintalersee West parking lot