The Birkental lies exactly between the Tannheimer valley and the Lechtal. Starting point is the small town of Gaicht am Gaichtpass. About the footpath it goes to Rauth and from there up to the highest point, the Leilachspitze (2,274m). The crack tip shortly before may be taken. From there on the eastern and western Krottenkopf over on the Lachenspitze (2.126m). Descend via the trail to the northeast towards Schochenspitze. Follow the main hiking trail to the left and after the Sulzspitze partly trailless towards Litnisschrofen (2.068m).

There are 55 peaks over 2000m in the Tatra Mountains of Poland & Slovakia.  They are mapped here:

http://event.trackcourse.com/view/tatrzanskie-dwutysieczniki-55-szczytow

Time is trailhead-to-trailhead (e.g., Zuberec - Tatranska-Javorina).

Melissa Stewart McSeveny submitted the Route:

From the Jenolan Caves to the Nepean River, including the Six Foot Track, Mount Solitary, Ingar, The Oaks and Darks Common, before ending at Regatta Park Emu Plains.