Fellhorn Ridge Hike – Fellhorn Summit loop from Faistenoy

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Fellhorn Ridge Hike – Fellhorn Summit loop from Faistenoy

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Fellhorn Ridge Hike – Fellhorn Summit loop from Faistenoy

02:26

15.6km

1,090m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 11, 2026

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Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 8.04 km for 811 m

Closed: • November 16-April 30 (otherwise open)

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7.18 km

Fellhorn Ridge Hike

Highlight • Trail

One of the most beautiful ridge hikes ever. The most beautiful section is between Fellhorn and Söllereck.

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7.32 km

View of the Valley from Schlappoldkopf

Highlight • Viewpoint

The path leads over a beautiful ridge to the Schlappoldkopf.

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7.48 km

From the Fellhorn, you have a fantastic 360-degree view. Actually, even better than from the Kanzelwand. Along the ridge path between the Kanzelwand and the Fellhorn, you can discover some truly stunning alpine flowers.

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7.51 km

View of Schlappoldsee

Highlight • Lake

From the Fellhornbahn (mountain station) you can go on beautiful hikes. Great views included.

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7.55 km

Söllerkopf

Highlight • Summit

From the Fellhorn you can take a beautiful ridge path and enjoy great views!

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9.04 km

Fellhorn Cable Car Middle Station

Highlight • Rest Area

Here, new meets old. On the one hand, the new Fellhornbahn II, which gets you up quickly. If you want to continue to the summit, you take the old gondola.

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10.3 km

Schlappolt

Nature Reserve

15.3 km

Fellhornbahn valley station

Highlight • Rest Area

The Fellhornbahn takes you up to 1,967 meters. Once at the top you can look to one side towards Riezlern to Austria and the other side back to the German …

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