Theme trail: Sexten circular route

From station no. 3 ‘Spitzköfele’ in the direction of station no. 4, the path is closed.
The path that runs through the forest is closed. Alternatively, you can descend from station no. 3 to ‘Palmstatt’ and from here you can continue along the road towards Berggasthaus Froneben.
At the first bend you will find the entrance to the Sexten circular trail no. 1.

The entire route is marked with the number 1! From Moos, the path leads uphill to the right, toward the mountain hotel, right over the bridge, and then at the Bruggerlift turn right, where there is a small narrow path along the forest edge up to the forest road to Nemensalm. We follow this path for a short distance and then turn right again into the first forest road, past a beekeeping stand and a solitary farm through a short forest section, and after a change of direction, reach the Signaue and the Hennstoll hut. This coincides with the path that leads to Kreuzberg Pass. From here, turn right over the bridge and back to the eastern edge of Moos, crossing Kreuzbergstraße and continuing into the Fischlein valley to the valley station of the Rotwandwiesen cable car. Here, a short section follows the 102 path into Fischlein valley, then turn right at the signpost to reach the upper meadow path. Follow this path downstream in a westerly direction to the Haideck fortress, which was completely destroyed in World War I and now only remnants remain. Continue gently downhill until a small forest path leads further downstream to Sexten in a sharp left curve. There, we cross the main road, change to the other side of the valley, and reach the Kiniger farms on a hill on the Helm side of the Sexten valley. Between these two farms, the path runs slightly above along the edge of the meadow back to Moos. In other words, it is a small but fine circular tour to explore the Sexten valley and a wonderful walk also possible in sections.

By bus line 446 to Moos Church

By bus or car to Moos from there the circular route starts

At designated parking spaces in Moos