Pirschling und Schönkahler, 1688 m
Hiking

Pirschling und Schönkahler, 1688 m

  • 12.4 km
  • 05:00 h
  • 727 m
  • 727 m
Pirschling und Schönkahler, 1688 m
Snowshoe summit pair for connoisseurs The handful of houses in Oberhalde cling to the steep mountainside above the Tyrolean village of Zöblen almost like a swallow"s nest. One of them is the Gasthof Zugspitzblick. The charming views of the valley make this popular stop-off destination worth a visit in itself. From the high-altitude hamlet, only tracks of game and a lonely snowshoe trail, in which many a half-shoe tourist curiously tries to make their way towards the mountains, run through the otherwise untouched white carpet. Apart from the Einstein, which is inaccessible in winter, at least from this side, there doesn"t seem to be any more mountain destinations far and wide north of the Vils, no matter how eagerly you look for them ... The tranquil surroundings are only dotted with simple wooded hilltops. Actually ideal for hiking on the glistening hoarfrost surface of the plate soles. And yet! After a few loops, a real summit slope suddenly sets a clear accent in the expansive highlands. And another one behind it! Pirschling and Schönkahler - the Tannheim snowshoe summit pair par excellence, which is not just for beginners.(Automatically translated by DeepL)
Starting point: Valley village / Starting point: Zöblen, 1087 m. Small community in the western Tannheimer Tal, Tyrol. Accessible by bus from Sonthofen (train from Kempten).
A tour by:
Rother Wanderführer Allgäuer Alpen (Herbert Mayr)