Warth-Schröcken | Bike & Hike Mohnenfluh (2.542 m)

The starting point for this tour is the Hochtannberg Pass. To the right of the Salober-Jet valley station, a wide farm road leads over the Salobersattel into Auenfeld. 

Passing the Auenfelder Hut, the route continues toward Lech to the Gaisbühelalpe. There you can park your bike; the tour now continues on foot, passing under the Auenfeld-Jet, past the Obere Gaisbühelalpe, and past the Rotschrofenbahn mountain station to the Mohnenfluhsattel. There, turn right and follow the trail to the summit of the Mohnenfluh. 

On the Mohnenfluh, you’ve earned a well-deserved break, during which you can enjoy the breathtaking view. Afterward, head back down the same trail to your bike. The trail now leads back across the Auenfeld toward Schröcken. 

Note: The tour can also be started from Schröcken. Start from the village center and ride along the municipal road between the church and the tourist office. At a sharp left-hand curve, turn right and follow the farm road into the Auenfeld.

 Important note: Be sure to bring a bike lock and lock up your bike. 

Bike: Hochtannbergpass – Salobersattel – Auenfeld – Auenfeldsattel – Geisbühel Alpe

Hike: Geisbühelalpe – Mohnensattel – Mohnenfluh – Mohnensattel – Geisbühelalpe

Bike: Geisbühelalpe – Auenfeldsattel – Auenfeld – Village square Schröcken

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Bike: Village square Schröcken – Auenfeld – Auenfeldsattel – Geisbühelalpe

Hike: Geisbühelalpe – Mohnensattel – Mohnenfluh – Mohnensattel – Geisbühelalpe

Bike: Geisbühel Alpe – Auenfeldsattel – Auenfeld – Salobersattel – Hochtannbergpass

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Presented by: Warth-Schröcken Tourismus
Author: Array