We start our hike at the parking lot near Feisterer. From here, we head out on a wider forestry road – the path takes us past the Lärchbodenalm, through a light forest, and further into Feistererkar. The landscape changes here from wooded alpine meadows to increasingly alpine terrain. The trail steadily ascends, but never too steeply – just the right pace to get into a rhythm.

For those who still have energy after the break, we can continue hiking behind the Guttenberghaus – the path takes us to the Sinabell summit in about 30 minutes. The summit isn’t far, but it’s a bit more challenging. In return, we’re rewarded with a fantastic view, including a northern view over the “Stein.” Along the way, we encounter sheep that spend the summer here – sometimes they’re lying directly on the path, so don’t be startled.

The descent follows the same path as the ascent – perfect for experiencing the landscape from a different perspective. On the way back, we stop at the Lärchbodenalm. Definitely try the legendary Lärchbodenschnitte – a sweet reward for the day’s elevation gain.