The recommended order for the Big 3 Multi-day Hike is Gehrenspitze – Hohe Munde – Reither Spitze. You start by warming up with the “easiest” tour, tackle the most demanding peak of the trio on day two, and save the only route that can be shortened for the final day – just in case your energy starts to fade. Of course, the order can also be chosen individually, depending on weather conditions and personal preference.

1. Gehrenspitze – the insider tip of the Wetterstein Mountains
From the north, the Gehrenspitze appears almost unconquerable: steep, rugged and unapproachable. But those who know the right access will discover a spectacular yet entirely manageable tour – a true insider tip, even among many Tyroleans. The ascent alternates between gentle alpine meadows and rocky terrain, accompanied by the sound of sheep bells and the curious gazes of countless chamois, while climbers search for their lines on the neighbouring Schüsselkar. This blend of unspoilt nature, wildlife and alpine drama defines the character of the Gehrenspitze. Little known beyond the Leutasch Valley, it offers a summit experience that is quiet, authentic and full of surprises – especially when delicious alpine cuisine awaits