Obergurgl - Sahne Stüberl

From the Festkoglbahn over the Ferwall bridge, gently descending along the alpine rose slopes to the hamlet of Königsrain. Just before, cross the street and take the path down to the Ötztaler Ache, continue over the Königsbach and to the old mill. Ascending to the right, cross the state road and go up opposite to the old country house. The shady, fairly level forest path leads above the districts Angern and Pill on the right side of the valley to the romantic Pillersee. he path continues over the Hohe Brücke bridge to the other side of the Gurgler Ache river. Ascend to the left along the galleries until you reach a descent via the galleries. Cross the Gurgler Ache again via a bridge, and soon the Sahne Stüberl will be visible.

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Appropriate equipment such as breathable and weather-appropriate outdoor clothing, ankle-high hiking boots, wind, rain and sun protection, a hat, and possibly gloves, is required for all hikes and routes. It is necessary to carry a first-aid kit, a mobile phone, and possibly a hiking map, as well as sufficient provisions for hikes without catering options.

Driving to the ÖTZTAL. Located in Tyrol, the ÖTZTAL branches off to the south as the longest side valley of the Eastern Alps. Traveling by car takes visitors over the Inn valley to the valley entrance and further along the Ötztal. Besides the toll motorway, country roads can also be used. Your trip can be quickly and conveniently planned with the route planner: To the route planner: www.google.at/maps. 

The following parking options are available in Gurgl:

Parking garage village center Obergurgl (go down right in front of the church), paid | € 2.00 first hour, for every additional 1/2 hour € 1.00 up until max. € 16.00 for 24 hours
Parking garage village entrance – Festkoglbahn valley station, paid | € 6.00 from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm, € 10.00 from 8:00 pm to 8:00 am
Parking lot Hochgurglbahn valley station, free – no overnight parking
Parking lot Top Mountain Crosspoint, free

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More information about hiking in the Ötztal: www.oetztal.com/wandern