(1) Looking down at the village of Ladis (Day 1) | |
(2) Typical scene of flowers on the slopes (Day 1) | |
(3) Heading back at the end of the day's walk (Day 1) | |
(4) The group stopping for a coffee at the Aifneralm hut 6,500 feet up (Day 2) | |
(5) View from the restaurant at Naturparkhaus looking down into Inn valley (day 2) | |
(6) The viewing point at Gacher Blick with the village of Fliess in the valley (D2) | |
(7) The privately owned castle on the hill overlooking the pond at Ladis village on our rest day (Day 3 on Wed 13 June) |
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(8) The cable car from Fiss goes up to Möseralm, a popular site for recreation and skiing. From here I and several other intrepid adrenalin junkies hurtled down to Fiss using the more exciting toboggan option. |
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(9) A typical style Austrian decorated building in Ladis. | |
(10) A typical alpine view from Ladis. | |
(11) This was the view from my hotel balcony. Yes! | |
(12) The circular walk (13km) on day 4 was breathtaking - up to Frudigerkopf. Here near the start we look down on the wide valley called Pfundser Tschey |
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(13) A strange sculpture forming a ring round a spring (D4) | |
(14) A superb 360 degree view was available on the summit of Frudigerkopf at 7,050 feet. | |
(15) One of several peaks seen from the Frudigerkopf - we could see Italy and Switzerland too. | |
(16) Walking down to our destination of the Gasthof Berghof (for a cool Gösser beer and a piece of cake) via the bright green flat bottomed valley we looked down upon earlier in the day. | |
(17) An encounter with a small cow earlier on! (Day 5) | |
(18) Southwest of Nauders is this mountain called Piz Lad, which is where Austria meets Switzerland and Italy. | |
(19) Schwartzsee, a glacial lake (Day 6) | |
(20) Another typical view on the day. | |
(21) Below: A pretty view to the west from Kleinmutzkopf near the top of the chair lift. | |
(22) Back down on the chairlift to the starting point at the town of Nauders. (Friday, Day 6) |