Up the Neunerköpfle in Tannheim

The outward tour is not quite as pleasant, as you hike for about 1 hour on the downhill run right up to the mountain station. At about 60% incline that's tough. Definitely not recommended downhill.

The hike to the Neunerköpfle is easy and easy to do even with children. Alternatively, there is also the mountain railway, which takes you just below the summit. The summit circular route and numerous other larger and smaller hikes have their starting point here. A wonderful panorama over the Tannheim mountains, down into the valley and onto the picturesque Haldensee included. The tour description and tips for other summit destinations can be found here: https://bergparadiese.de/wandel-auf-das-neunerkoepfle-im-tannheimer-tal

Hiking a mountain is a good feeling. Anyone can simply go up the gondola. The tour is nice overall and offers great views of the valley. The part that leads over the ski slope from the Neunerköpfle is not good. Very steep terrain with no recognizable path in the stony meadow and you walk with your face directly to the sun. I found it boring and annoying at the same time. The mountain station of the gondola lift is located under the Neunerköpfle, so the short walk from there to the summit is very crowded. There are other wonderful hiking trails up there. Overall a recommended tour.

Since I had problems with my left knee yesterday when descending, it should be easier today. So we plunged into the tourist madness on the Neunerköpfle, which can be reached with the gondola without any problems. We got the tour from the tourism page of the Tannheimer Tal. The description of the tour can be found under the following link: https://www.tannheimertal.com/tour/detail/430006720/auf-das-neunerkoepfle-in-tannheim. The displayed elevation profile is not correct. Up to the Urfall it went consistently upwards. So also specified altitude can not be correct. It was at most 750 hm.

My second summit hike How should I say it? A bit disappointing. The path up was really bad. Wide forest gravel paths, I don't like them at all. Then I managed a bit of a rooty path, which I was looking forward to. But not for long. Then you came to the ski lift. And the ski slope. You then had to go up the slope. I don't mind inclines, but this was really miserable 🙈 Finally at the top, there was at least an incredibly great view. The path back down to the valley started off really nicely. But it ended back on the forest path. I then decided to take the hiking trail. Oh help, that wasn't any better. Gravel and scree everywhere. It wasn't a nice path either. Well, for me, I just don't like paths like that 😅🙈 I definitely wouldn't do the loop again. Better to take the gondola up and take a tour from there.

Very nice loop, only the ascent was pretty steep. 😅 But it was very worth it. 💪

With 17 "followers" on tour it was a nice experience, it went off really well. The group tours for 2022 are already being planned .....

Today I drove from Kleinwalsertal into the Tannheimer Tal directly to Tannheim 🏘️. The start was from the large car park 🚗 opposite the Neunerköpfle cable car 🚡. It was also supposed to go up to the Neunerköpfle ⛰️. Of course I ignored the cable car 🚡 for this project 😀. The first section of the route led in a mix of wide forest and mountain hiking trails up to the Hubertushütte 🏡. I then made it almost all the way up to the summit ⛰️ via the partly steep grass slope of the Neunerköpfle double chairlift. Thanks to the cable car 🚡, this summit is also quite well developed for tourism 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦. The view 👁️ from it is phenomenal of the surrounding mountains ⛰️⛰️, the Haldensee 🏖️ and also Tannheim 🏘️. The descent was via the Usselalm 🏡. Here, too, mountain hiking trails alternate with wide forest paths. Recommended, but not entirely easy, the path is practically all the way down to Tannheim, pretty much parallel to the Usseralbbach, which also has a few small waterfalls. Surefootedness 🥾 is required on this path, especially when it is wet. Once in Tannheim 🏘️, I made a little detour to the town center 💒 before finally returning to the starting parking lot at the valley station of the Neunerköpfle cable car 🚡 and thus declaring this tour to be over. 😊