Coming from Laces (Latsch), go to the valley station of the chairlift and take it up to Tarscher Alm alpine pasture (1,940 m). From there, follow Trail No. 1 on foot along the forest bordering the ski run to the barn at Pfara Alm alpine pastures and a weather cross (2,436 m); turn right here, and follow signs for Hasenöhrl across the northwestern slope of Marchegg Mountain, over to Latscher Joch Pass (2,507 m, missing from some maps; 1.5 hours from Tarscher Alm). From there, it’s a good trail on a hillside and along a stone ridge up to Blauen Schneide (2,915 m) then flat for a bit, and then a steep grade over rocks, not difficult, to a secondary peak with cairns (3,026 m). From there, over the horizontal, serrated ridge (a bit trickier spot, with a couple of iron pegs), and finally a slightly inclined ridge, along a marked trail, to the big summit cross. From Latscher Joch, about 2.5 hrs. Descent: same trail as the ascent; you can also opt to take Trail No. 2 from Latscher Joch up to some ski lodges, and then down through the forest, on Trail No. 9, to Tarscher Alm.

Parking area near the charlift to Tarscher Alm in Laces (Latsch)

Take the Val Venosta (Vinschger Bahn) train line to Laces (Latsch).

Through the Val Venosta (Vinschgau) Valley to Laces (Latsch).