Peerler Lake
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From Hochsölden, the demanding Dr. Bachmann Trail leads over steep, alpine terrain to the idyllic Peerlersee. Along the ascent, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of Sölden and the striking...
From Hochsölden, the demanding Dr. Bachmann Trail leads over steep, alpine terrain to the idyllic Peerlersee. Along the ascent, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of Sölden and the striking Nederkogl peak in the background.
The hike is accompanied by the distinctive whistling of marmots, which are commonly found in this high-alpine environment. The untouched nature and tranquil surroundings make this trail a truly memorable experience – a place that's easy to fall in love with.
The descent leads across gentle alpine meadows to the small hamlet of Granstein, before continuing down into the valley and back to Sölden.

The tour begins at the top station of the Giggijochbahn and initially descends along a ridge towards the Sonnblick Restaurant. Alternatively, you can take the new Hochsölden–Rotkoglbahn to comfortably reach Hochsölden.
From there, follow the service road down the valley in the direction of the Sonnenhotel Hochsölden. The trail continues across blooming alpine meadows and steeper slopes, offering breathtaking views down into the Sölden valley.
After crossing several ridges and passing small mountain ponds, you’ll reach a trail junction. Take the upper path here – although steeper in the final section, it leads directly to the idyllic Peerlersee.
The descent takes you past the picturesque Gransteinalm to the Hochwald snack station (Jausenstation Hochwald). From there, the trail continues through the charming hamlets of Granstein and Leite, eventually bringing you back to Sölden.
It is recommended to wear hiking equipment such as breathable and weather-adapted outdoor clothing, ankle-high mountain boots, wind, rain and sun protection, cap and possibly gloves. It is also important to have enough food, as well as a first-aid package, a cell phone and a hiking map.
are moderately difficult: some narrow and steep, but assured walking and climbing passages are waiting for hikers. The corresponding signs are in yellow basic color and have a red circle as a difficulty indication.
Suitable for sure-footed and experienced hikers. Good physical condition, mountain experience & mountain equipment (see notice equipment) necessary.
Please pay attention to the current weather report.
The car drive to the Ötztal valley.
Situated in Tirol, the Ötztal valley set off in southerly direction and is the longest side valley in the Eastern Alps.
The journey with the car leads you through the Inntal valley to the entrance of the Ötztal valley and further on through the valley.
Among the toll motorways you can also use the countryroads. A route planner will show you the easiest and most convenient way: https://www.google.at/maps
Travel safe and comfortable with the train to the Ötztal Bahnhof train station. Last stop and exit point is the train station Ötztal Bahnhof. Afterwards you can travel smoothly and quick with the public transport or our local taxi companies through the valley to your desired destination. Please find the current bus timetable here: http://fahrplan.vvt.at
The following parking facilities are available in Sölden: Parking lot Postplatz parking lot Stiegele stair parking Giggijochbahn + underground garage Gaislachkoglbahn + underground garage Parking Hochsölden parking garage Hochsölden 1. parking lot
All parking is free during the day.
Parking for several days (eg hike tour):
Parkgarage Gaislachkoglbahn - Parkticket either online or directly at the cash desk of the Gaislachkoglbahn
More details about hiking In Ötztal: https://www.oetztal.com/wandern
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