Alpine pasture

Gogles Alm (2.017m)

The Gogles Alm (2.017m) can be reached via an alpine and meadow trail from the mountain station of the Venet mountain railway in about 1 hour.

The Gogles Alm is an alpine hut that is serviced throughout the summer and partially in the winter, with a view towards the Kaunergrat Nature Park. When the visibility is good, you can even see the Ortler. The cozy alpine pasture invites you to linger and enjoy as the hut host conjures up many delicacies on the table.

A beautiful hiking trail leads from the Gogles Alm to the Kauntergrat Nature Park House. In summer, the nature park bus runs back to the valley station of the Venet cable cars. This bus can be used free of charge with the TirolWest Card.

Contact
Name:	Leo Spiss
Postcode:	6521
Town:	Fließ
Phone:	+43.660.5499084
E-Mail:	info@gogles-alm.at
Website:	www.gogles-alm.at

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Weekday	Opening hour
Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa, Su	09:00 - 22:00

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Recommendable for Gogles Alm (2.017m)

In areas ofLong-distance hike (from 4 days), WanderTipps, Mountainbike tour, guided hike

Long-distance hike (from 4 days): E5 Zams Wenns

From Zams via the Wiesensteig trail up to the Zammer Alm and Zams ski hut. From there up to the Venetbahn mountain station, then on via the Glanderspitze (2,505m), Wannejöchl (2,495m) and Larcher Alm to Wenns in Pitztal.

WanderTipps: Fließ Gogles Alm Glanderspitze

Wonderful hike from the nature park community of Fliess via the forest pond and the Gogles Alm 2,017m to the Glanderspitze 2,505m.

Mountainbike tour: Landeck Gogles Alm MTB 790 795

From Landeck parish church via the historic Via Claudia Augusta to Fließ (Route 790) and from there along Route 795 up to the Gogles Alm at 2,017 metres.

guided hike: Genussroute Tiroler Edle Chocolate enjoyment at the highest level

This guided hike starts at the Venet mountain station (2,212m) in the Kaunergrat Nature Park and leads to the Gogles Alm (2,017m), where after a short snack you hike down to the Kaunergrat Nature Park House (1,553m). From there you take the bus down to Landeck, where you can taste the Tiroler Edle, a chocolate made from the milk of Tyrolean grey cattle, in the chocolate shop.