Hut hike: Rosswald - Bortelhütte

At the mountain station, the path climbs up towards Suone Bergwasser. You walk along the Suone to Alpe Stafel. Here it is worth visiting the St. Anna chapel with its pretty Gothic altar with a relief of St. Michael and painted wings. After Alpe Stafel, turn right towards Bortel (Bortelhütten) and hike along steep rock faces above the Gantertal valley. The hiking trail is well paved, but caution is advised if you suffer from severe vertigo. Vertigo: People with severe vertigo can avoid the section in question. Shortly after Mischibach (point 1954), the alternative route branches off to the left. This variant will take you around an hour longer, as you will have to cover additional meters in altitude. The non-dizzying path is well secured with a handrail. The hiking trail leads along the edge of the forest and slowly descends in an easterly direction to Steinutal, an alp used by sheep. You climb up to Bortelalp (2113 m.a.s.l.) and the Bortelhütte via a staircase-like section.