The hike to the Sulzlalm, located at 1466 m, starts at the parking lot in Stockach. The parking lot is located at the upper end of Stockach near the new bridge over the Lech. The hiking trail continues along the Sulzlbach to the valley entrance of the Sulzltal, past some farms in the Sulzlbach district. The way to the Sulzlalm runs along a gravel road. The first part of the hike leads quite steeply through a spruce forest until the well-known rock tunnels are reached. The tunnels, which can be up to 100 meters long, are unlit and in part quite dark. To avoid the water puddles and the rock wall it is advisable to take a flashlight. Some windows in the tunnel wall offer a very good vantage point into the Lech valley below. The path and between the tunnels is partly not secured - be aware of the danger of falling! After the tunnels, the path runs rather flat over an extensive alpine landscape where cows graze. After about an hour and a half walk you reach the Sulzlalm. The Sulzlalm is located on the right side of the valley not far from the Sulzlbach stream. The Sulzlalm is managed in summer and warm meals are offered. From the Sulzlalm it is another one and a half to two hours to the Frederic-Simmshütte. Furthermore, it is possible to climb the well-known Holzgauer Wetterspitze in the rear Sulzltal.
