Lasörling Höhenweg - Short Version

Today is a beautiful and rewarding day on the trail towards the Zupalseehütte. The first stretch from the Bergseehütte climbs steeply, gaining over 500 altitude metres. This is followed by a steep descent towards the Lasörlinghütte. The terrain here is rough, with loose scree and rocks, but cables are in place to aid both the ascent and descent. Take it at your own pace and enjoy the adventure. Once you reach the Lasörlinghütte, it's the ideal spot to take a well-deserved break, have lunch, and soak in the mountain scenery.

After that, the path heads east and becomes more gentle—great for catching your breath and enjoying the surroundings. As you reach the highest point of the day, you’re rewarded with sweeping panoramic views that stretch all the way to the Zupalseehütte. A great mix of challenge and enjoyment, with plenty of reasons to stop, snack, and smile along the way.

On the final day, we begin our descent into the valley and say goodbye to the high trails of the Lasörling Höhenweg. We’re no longer following the Höhenweg itself, but instead take a direct route down to Virgen. The day starts with a fairly steep descent along the Zupal Bach—nothing too technical, but it's good to take it slow and steady, especially with kids. Once we pass the mountain lake, we pick up the clear path that winds gently into the valley.

As we lose altitude, the scenery changes: we dip below the tree line and enter the forest—something we haven’t seen much of in the past few days. The shade and soft forest paths are a nice change, especially for little legs. Just before reaching Virgen, we cross the Isel one last time, just like we did on the first day. And with that, your family’s alpine adventure comes to a close—tired legs, full hearts, and lots of memories to take home.