Sonnenkopf — Local services in Bad Hindelang

A longer hike from the valley takes you up to the Sonnenkopf. A pretty relentless climb up with a gradient that will not become much less until the very end when tackled from Schöllang. It isn't per se hard, but just physically straining. I wouldn't take small kids here. Once climbed in winter and once in summer. Be careful if there is too much snow. Also early spring is quite treacherous as snow can still be torso deep. The views from up here are beautiful and definitely worth the ascend. Allows for further climbing to three more tops. When descended towards the Nebelhorn you can proceed to the Gaisalpe where a break is well suited. Once descended toward Langenwang there's a hotel quite far down. The descent to Schöllang is the steep...

If I could give 0 stars I would. Honestly, terrible experience. The staff treats foreigners with hostility. The manager was the worst, yelling and quite verbally abusive. As a Canadian, I could not speak German and I bought the wrong pass by mistake. They decided I was trying to cheat them and called the police as if I was a criminal. Thankfully, the police are great here and took it super chill after my Austrian friend helped me out and explained the situation to them. I tried getting a refund but they refused. So I spent €55 on terrible staff...

So here is the thing. We did the hike up the Sonnenkopf and further on to the Schnippenkopf via the Heidelbeerkopf. Due to snow it was somewhat tricky to finish the hike and I am not entirely sure, if I would count the trail to be medium. You should be sure footed to take...