Winter hike: Innerfeldtal

Important notice: Proper footwear and suitable winter clothing are required for all winter hikes. Due to possible icy sections – even on groomed trails – the use of microspikes/crampons and trekking poles is recommended.

From the car park at the entrance to the Innerfeldtal valley, take trail no. 105 towards the Dreischusterhütte hut. The well-maintained trail initially runs through sparse larch meadows without any significant inclines. After about 1.7 km, you will reach another car park – if snow conditions allow, you can also drive here by car. The trail now continues through the forest, climbing slightly and remaining wide throughout. After about 2 km, you will reach another car park, which is only accessible in summer. From here, there is a slightly steeper but steady climb with a few bends. Finally, the forest opens up and you hike the last stretch through open meadows with unobstructed views of the surrounding mountains. After about 1.5 km, you reach the Dreischuster hut, the idyllic end point of this winter hike. Depending on the snow conditions, a leisurely toboggan ride is a great way to return. You must bring your own sledge. The descent follows the same route as the hike and is at your own risk.

Take bus route 446 to Innerfeldtal valley

Coming from the Puster Valley, turn into the Sexten Valley at Innichen. If coming from the Kreuzberg Pass, follow the main road to Sexten and then drive towards Innichen. Between Sexten and Innichen, you will find the turnoff to the Innerfeldtal Valley parking lot.
Parking available at the Innerfeld Valley parking lot (fee required).