Challenging 3-day tour in the Karwendel mountains with 3 summit climbs, 45 km, approx. 4,000 metres of elevation gain and two overnight stays in mountain huts. Highlights: Rappenspitze, Sonnjoch, Lamsenspitze.
This challenging three-day hike takes you on a rewarding journey through the Karwendel mountains, connecting three iconic peaks: Rappenspitze (2,233m), Sonnjoch (2,457m), and Lamsenspitze (2,508m). Starting and ending in Pertisau, the route covers around 50 kilometres with an elevation gain of 4,000 metres over three days. You will follow scenic ridges and alpine passes, with two overnight stays at rustic mountain huts and inns along the way.
Stage 1:
From the top station of the Karwendel cable car (Zwölferkopf), follow the trail via the Bärenbadalm (refreshments available), Weißenbachsattel, Blasermahdlegg and Ochsenkopf to the Nauderer Kar, and continue to the Rappenspitze (2,233m). Descent via the Dristlalm to the Gramai Alm (1,267m, overnight stay).
Access to Stage 1 is also possible from the valley station of the Karwendel cable car via the Rodlhütte to the top station.
Stage 2: From the Gramai Alm via the Gramai Hochleger to the Sonnjoch (2,457m). Return to the Gramai Hochleger (refreshments available), continue over the Gramaisattel, the Gramaijoch and the Hahnkampl (2,082m) to the Lamsenjochhütte (1,953m, overnight stay).
Stage 3:
From the Lamsenjochhütte, climb via the Lamsenscharte to the Lamsenspitze (2,508m), then descend to the Gramai Alm and continue via the Falzthurnalm back to Pertisau.
Take the regional bus (line 8332 or 390) to the Karwendel cable car and get off at the stop "Pertisau Karwendellift".
Car park of the Karwendel cable car no. 1 or 2 (subject to charge)
