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On Friday we visited this peak above Eisenerz. We parked at Leopoldsteiner lake (6:00-12 hours). We approached via path 822 which crosses the entire wall diagonally up to the left. The path has many viewpoints. Unfortunately in the morning due to fog there was no view of the lake. We first saw it only on the ridge when the fog had already cleared. But it remained all day above the Präbichl saddle and further to the east.
On the ridge and already before partially we stepped into snow. There wasn't much of it, just right for a taste. Towards the top it was blown away and already cleared by the sun. The top is scenic. All peaks above Eisenerz are visible, peaks of Gesäuse, Hochschwaben,…
From the top we descended to the saddle and intended to also approach Kalte Mauer. However the pines loaded with snow were very difficult to pass and we soon turned back. Already before the saddle we turned down and crossed the entire slope to the hunting hut and junction with the marked path. There too it wasn't easy but we found passages. From the hunting hut (Hasenwilzinghütte) then on a forest marked path into the idyllic head of the valley above the lake (Seeau). From there only on the long gravel road and along the lake to the parking lot.
Quite a big loop it was. We expected less given the low height of the peak. It added up to 1200hm 18.5km and over 8 hours of walking. As far as the data on the watch holds which I don't trust too much. Especially when it comes to km.

Yesterday we visited the Tennen Gebirge range. Above Pfarrwerfen we climbed its highest peak and on the descent also visited three more peaks.
We parked in front of the Unterholz farm on a nicely arranged parking lot (3 euros daily).
We approached via the pathless Südostflanke - “Plattl”. From the marked path we turned at approx 1900m, parallel to Kleines Fieberhorn. First through Rumpelkammr (scree), when it ends into a smaller gully left and up to the end. From there up a dissected ramp. Higher there is a ledge right under characteristic slabs after which the route got its name. Up them and intermediate grasses to the intermediate ridge. On the “path” there are practically no markings, 2-3 cairns and some old faded paint. The route was supposedly marked years ago but then markings were erased. Now in the route especially in the upper slabs only nicely arranged anchors. After exiting the slabs still approx 15 minutes to the summit first along the flat area left and up to the ridge and along it right to the summit.
The summit is very scenic and spacious. On the other side numerous plateaus all the way to Bleikogel. Also some huts in this range. On descent we came closest to the modest hut under Mittleres Streitmandl when we crossed an easy ridge over Hiefler (2378m) and Vorderer Streitmandl (2354m). At the end we also climbed Großes Fieberhorn (2276m) which reminded me a lot of our Pihavci. From above easily accessible from below access enabled only to some. There the neighboring pathless Hochthron was also inviting us but it will have to wait for our visit. To it a better variant along longer Südgrat starting at Werfener Hütte.
We descended to the valley from the last peak along the marked path and after barely 8 hours and approx 1500hm concluded a wonderful autumn tour.

There are many of them on Mapy.com.

When you can drive anywhere else, the system really can't be bad. Only the high parking fee is bad!

Eh, prices are already very different within a 500km radius. I don't usually drink beer, but I take coffee everywhere. And it's not just often a 200% difference in price, but also in quality.

In my opinion Tone didn't drink beer at all, he's just teasing you.

Otherwise, the way to Germlajt via Goličica is nothing special either. Just a bit steep down from Goličica into the notch.

From the hunting hut one should cross the steep southern slopes left under the walls of Germlajt, where then you search for passages across steep grass, dwarf pine and scree towards the summit ridge.

And along this path from the hunting hut, is it possible to reach Germlajt?

There is really a nice circular tour there. Up over Kopice, traverse to Škrnatarica and down over Tičarica through the cirque Med Plazmi and along PP into the valley.

The easiest is definitely the “summer” variant from Gulc.

Of course, on the other side of the valley there is another nice ridge, a bit longer.
And also over Jerebičja, Matkove kope and Iglic. Nice things are there.

Pity you had fog. From Krnička towards Mrzla and Latvica the view is very nice. Will have to do it again. Best in spring when there are still snow patches from Latvica downwards for sliding.

Mostly II and one short abseil.

Tone, we haven't vanished, we can't follow you anymore.

A bit lower, from the upper station of the cable car. And the view onto the Stubai valley.
Continue.

Where is this view from? To which valley?