A hike along the direct route is generally well suited to amateur sports enthusiasts and nature lovers. 

The 408-metre climb from the lift car park to the summit station covers a distance of 2.88 km. 

On average, this takes 1 hour 15 minutes. 

The hiking route is not suitable for pushchairs. For a hike with young children starting from the valley, we recommend a baby carrier (e.g. a child carrier).

Yes! Children and families will have a brilliant time on Niki’s Alpine Adventure. The 1.5 km walking trail between the Hennesteck summit station and the reservoir is also suitable for pushchairs. 

There are plenty of games and puzzle stations, as well as comfortable benches that invite you to take a break. 

Dogs of all breeds and sizes are very welcome here.

Dogs must generally be kept on a lead at the ski lift and whilst hiking. Muzzles are also compulsory at the ski lift.

In summer, cows graze on the hiking trail via the Weiße Kreuz, and the landowner has erected a sign prohibiting dogs. 

We ask that you use your own dog waste bags and dispose of them in the bins.

Taking the direct route, the hike takes an average of 1 hour 15 minutes.

Via the Herzerlweg, you can reach the Anna-Alm in around 2 hours. 

Generally speaking, there is a charge for parking at the Annaberger lifts. You are welcome to purchase a parking ticket here in our online shop, or you can come directly to our ticket office on site.

However, parking is free if you use our mountain railway services.