The Mahdbergalpe (or Abergalpe) lies at about 1825 m in the Almajur valley near the mountain village Kaisers. The alp is a real insider tip for those seeking peace and quiet, as it is rarely visited. It also offers a fabulous view of the surrounding mountains. The starting point for a hike to the Mahdbergalpe is the junction Almajurtal on the road to Kaisers, which can be reached with the hiking bus. From here, take an asphalted road towards Almajur Valley, passing the hamlet of Boden. After about 45 minutes you reach the parking lot, a few meters after crossing the Kaiserbach. If you are traveling by car you can save yourself the trip to the entrance of the Almajur valley, because there is a parking place there. From the car park, you take a well-maintained gravel road towards Bodenalpe. A few hundred meters after the bridge over the Almajurbach, the path to Mahdbergalpe hutbranches off. The gravel road winds its way up the mountain in serpentines through the forest. It also begins to get quite steep at once. The hike from the parking lot to the Mahdbergalpe takes about 2 hours. The path leads past the Mahdbergalpe to the 2406 m high Pimig mountain.
