At an elevation of 1692 meters, this paragliding site in Austria is rarely used and is best suited for walk & fly enthusiasts. From the guesthouse, a wide path leads uphill, allowing for a relaxed ascent to the saddle between Stuckkogel and Hochetzkogel. Heading west, you'll find Hochetzkogel, which offers excellent launch sites for SSO-SW winds. To the east, the path follows a ski slope (not ideal in winter) to Stuckkogel, where a large west-facing launch site awaits. The summit features expansive, beginner-friendly launch meadows facing southwest. The gentle slope and ample space make it suitable for launching in both south and west winds. The views are stunning: to the south, you can see Pass Thurn and Pinzgau; to the north, the Kitzbüheler Horn; further northwest, the Wilder Kaiser; and in the distance to the east, the Steinerne Meer. In autumn, when the meadows are mowed, you can land directly above the parking area on the mountain. While some precision is required, the landing field is large and only slightly inclined. This mountain is ideal for late autumn days when the Bavarian wind has subsided, allowing you to enjoy the last rays of sunshine. It is also an excellent spot for beginners, both for hiking and flying. Cautions: - Bavarian wind from the north can create lee conditions, making it advisable to fly here only from autumn onwards. - Easterly tendencies can also cause lee conditions. - When flying close to the slope, be mindful of avalanche barriers under Hochetzkogel.