This hike starts at the bathing lake car park in Going and takes you a little way up into th emajestic Kaiser mountains. You follow the 'Aschauerweg' road which takes you above the bathing lake Going and gives you a marvellous view of Going. From here you can admire the Kitzbühler Horn.

You follow the path and pass traditional, family-run farms. Turn off at the 'Moor & more' junction and continue uphill through the winter forest towards the Graspoint-Niederalm hut (not managed). On the way, you will pass the impressive Aschinger chapel, which was built from regional fir wood in 2008. It is definately worth taking a look inside the chapel. The wide path leads leisurely to the Graspoint Niederalm at 981 metres, which is framed by dark fir trees and protected by the snow-covered rock faces of the Wilder Kaiser. The mountain hut nestles among dark fir trees and lies sheltered in front of the snowy rock faces of the Wilder Kaiser.

Please note that the Graspoint Niederalm is closed in winter.