Guidance for Big and Small Mountain Moments

Hiking Map

In the summer, Kühtai offers a diverse network of trails at altitudes above 2,000 meters. The hiking map shows routes to lakes, huts, viewpoints, and peaks, including starting points, walking times, and elevation information. This way, leisure hikers, families, and ambitious athletes can quickly find the right tour for their day in the mountains.

Walking times are for one way only

1 Plenderlessee (2,350 m / 5 min)
2 DreiSeen Hut (2,310 m / 8 min, 15 min via the Seensteig trail)
3 Start of the via ferrata (2,590 m / 20 min)
4 Finstertaler Reservoir – High-Altitude Panoramic Trail (2,340 m / 20 min)
5 Finstertaler Reservoir – DreiSeenBahn Valley Station (1,960 m / 1 ½ h)
6 Hirschebensee – Kühtai (2,160 m – 2,020 m / 1 h)
7 Gaiskogel (2,820 m / 1 ½ h)
8 Neunerkogel (2,642 m / 1 ½ h)
9 Pockkogel (2,807 m / 2 h)
10 Finstertaler Scharte – Schartenkopf (2,855 m / 2 h)
11 Sulzkogel (3,016 m / 3 ½ h)
12 Silzer Energy Trail (1 ½ h)
13 Kühtaier Village Loop (1 ½ h)

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Right off the DreiSeenBahn

The mountain station at 2,410 meters is the ideal starting point for a variety of hikes. Just a few minutes’ walk away are Plenderlessee and the DreiSeen Hut. Those looking to go higher will find attractive summit destinations in the Gaiskogel, Pockkogel, and Sulzkogel.

Plenderlessee – approx. 5 minutes
DreiSeen Hut – approx. 8 minutes
Finstertaler Reservoir via the Höhen-Panoramaweg trail – about 20 minutes
Gaiskogel, 2,820 m – about 1.5 hours
Pockkogel, 2,807 m – approx. 2 hours
Sulzkogel, 3,016 m – about 3.5 hours

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Well-Prepared on the Go

Please choose a route that suits your fitness level, experience, and the weather. Conditions can change rapidly in high-alpine terrain.

Check for current information on trail closures and construction zones before setting out.