Inzell Kesselalm round

At the Kesselalm we start the hike towards Gschwendt and follow the path through a small forest area to the small hamlet “Wald.” Upon reaching the road, we turn right and follow the course of the Rote Traun to Niederachen. Just before reaching the small village, we turn right and return via Keitl to the starting point of the route.

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Day hiking backpack (approx. 20 liters) with rain cover, comfortable and waterproof winter shoes or sturdy hiking boots, possibly crampons and gaiters, warm and weatherproof clothing in layers, hat/headband, scarf, gloves, sun and rain protection, provisions and drinking water, thermos flask with hot drink, first-aid kit, pocket knife, mobile phone, possibly headlamp, map material, possibly telescopic poles

Winter hiking boots must above all be well insulated and have a non-slip sole. They should also give the foot good support while allowing freedom of movement in the right places. The shoe shop “Gams” in Inzell specializes in sports and mountain sports and provides competent and expert advice.

Via the Munich - Salzburg motorway (A8), exit 112 Inzell at km 99 - Traunstein/Siegsdorf. Via federal road 306 through the charming Chiemgau landscape, 11 km to Inzell. In the town keep right and drive towards Niederachen. Upon reaching the small village of Brand, turn right and follow the road to the lifts.

There is a parking lot at the Kessellift.

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We bear responsibility for nature. If animals and plants could speak, they would say thank you. Thanks to all hikers who always stay on the marked paths and avoid shortcuts. It is a matter of course that no litter is left behind and protected areas are respected.

When hiking, everyone has their own pace and preferences, which is why the hiking routes in Inzell can be individually combined or shortened. Map material is also available at the guest information. And if you really run out of breath along the way, there is always the village bus service.