From East to West
From Scharnitz to Reith in six days through the mountain massif of the Karwendel.
The route is the goal
Clockwise through the Karwendel
From east to west runs the Karwendel Höhenweg trail from Scharnitz to Reith near Seefeld. On six stages the mountaineers get to know the impressive Karwendel mountains better. Overnight stays are at the five Alpine Club huts along the way.
Stage 6: Scharnitz – Hallerangerhaus
We leave the hustle and bustle of the valley and hike through the Hinterautal, always along the turquoise-blue Isar, far into the rugged heart of the Karwendel Mountains.
Stage 5: Hallerangerhaus – Bettelwurfhütte
From the Hallerangerhaus hut the path leads over the Lafatscher Joch to the “Eagle’s Nest of the Karwendel”. Nearby, the Isar river has its source here, which is therefore a Tyrolean in its origin.
Stage 4: Bettelwurfhütte – Pfeishütte
There are already illustrations on the Stempeljoch from the Innsbruck mountaineering company “Wilde Bande”, which was founded in 1878 and also built the trail of the same name between Stempeljoch and Lafatscher Joch.
Stage 3: Pfeishütte – Solsteinhaus
A border crossing between the rocky Karwendel massif and the heavily populated Inn valley awaits mountaineers on the third stage of the Karwendel Höhenweg trail.
Stage 2: Solsteinhaus – Nördlinger Hütte
After the long third stage, you have breakfast this morning on the cosy Solsteinhaus hut. Well fortified, you will start the next stage, which leads with spectacular views over the Erlsattel and the original saddle to the Nördlinger Hütte hut.





