Zösenberg is situated in the village of Zösen in Lappach. This relaxing tour leads us to Eggespitz peak, passing by Zösenalm and Lake Flemmsee. From the top of the mountain we can marvel at the Zillertal Alps rising in the clear-blue skies: the peaks of Weißzint, Großer Möseler and Turnerkamp compete with each other for attention. In autumn the larch-wood forests shine in flaming colours over the valley. The Flemmsee, as it is marked in the maps, dried out long time ago and can hardly be distinguished from the rest of the highland moor. This tour is not over-crowded even in high season.
From Lappach we drive to the tiny village of Zösen until the road finishes at the bottom of the valley. We walk westwards heading towards the end of the valley, passing by the Bergmeister and the Mair am Tinkhof Alm (1,750 m). At the crossroads we follow the forest road nr. 20 to the left which leads us onto long winding turns up to the forest line. Here, an open wide alpine plateau awaits us, and right at the beginning there is the hollow area where Lake Flemmsee formerly was. To the east of this swampy terrace soars the Eggespitz (2,187 m) with a cross, clearly visible from the distance. Now we follow the footsteps heading towards this viewpoint, the highest elevation of our tour. Proceeding eastwards, we arrive at Zösenbichl where we descend briefly to the forest road. We turn left and we reach our departure point Zösen on the forest road n. 31b.