Hike: From the Rotwand meadows to the Kreuzberg Pass

In Moos, turn at the church, walk towards Café Kofler and continue through the meadows to the valley station of the Rotwand meadows cable car (approx. 10 minutes). Then we take the cable car up to the beautiful Rotwand meadows (1950m; refreshment option). Our following hiking route is well marked with the number 15. The trail first crosses the flat clearing of the Rotwand meadows, then a short light forest, and afterwards it runs under the bizarrely shaped rock formations of the Sexten Rotwand, the Neuner, and the Arzalpenkopf partly over wide scree basins, partly through beautiful mountain forest up to the ridge descending from the Arzalpenkopf to the Kreuzberg Pass. Along the entire route, you can see remains from the First World War, especially on the Arzalpenkopf, which is completely riddled with caverns and galleries (interwar period). The trail follows this ridge briefly, then a short descent along the ski slope over meadows leads down to the Kreuzberg Pass (1636 m). From there, the descent (if you don't use the line bus) leads lightly downward through light forest along path no. 13 A to the 'Signaue' and finally along the Sexten circular trail (no. 1) directly back to the starting point.
It is an easy and particularly scenic route with little elevation difference between the tree line and the rocks with many remains of the First World War.

By car or by bus to Sexten, then on to Moos to the valley station of the Rotwand cable car