4 Gewinnt 13
Latsch
Trail length: 6.6 km
Downhill elevation: -1040 m
Trail difficulty: S2 to S3
With flowy, partly rough sections and stunning views, you can only win on this Latsch legend.
The famous trail no. 4 combined with the scenic, partly exposed no. 13 is a real treat. After dropping in at the Latscher Alm, the trail runs through green forest until we turn right onto trail no. 4 at the wayside shrine. From here we wind our way through the woods to Plumargun on meadow and forest-floor trails, sometimes flowy, sometimes rougher, and really get into the trail mood. We do not follow the steep, heavily eroded section of trail no. 4, which has been removed from the trail concept, but take the forest road until we turn right onto trail no. 13 below the striking tree. Often slightly exposed, the narrow, flowy S2 trail turns into a tricky passage with some roots and loose rock towards the end. The view down into the valley offers a wonderful panorama, especially at sunset.
Note: Share The Trail on the hiking paths! The lower part of trail no. 4 from the forest road at the level of Partschogg, as well as trails 4a and 4b, are reserved for hikers!
4 Gewinnt 13 - Map
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