Hoher Fraßen

Hoher Fraßen is a mountain summit reaching 1,979 meters elevation and marking the westernmost point of the Lechquellen Mountains. The peak is bordered by the Ill, Lutz, and Marulbach river valleys, which shape the surrounding landscape.

For centuries, the mountain was part of the region's grazing systems and used by local communities to reach high pastures and manage wildlife. These traditional uses shaped the paths that hikers still follow today.

The Fraßenhütte at 1,725 meters is a gathering place where hikers experience Austrian mountain hospitality and regional food. Visitors can taste local dishes prepared according to traditional recipes here.

The hike starts at the Muttersbergbahn mountain station at 1,401 meters and covers nearly 10 kilometers with about 700 meters of elevation gain. The ascent takes around four hours and requires decent fitness and proper hiking boots.

The route offers two descent options: you can return the same way you came or take an alternative path via Tiefenseesattel. This choice lets hikers experience different terrain on the way down.