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AV-Classification: IIAddress
Zwieselstein Valley HutNr. 19
6450 Sölden/Zwieselstein
Public transport
Arrival by train/train station: Ötztal Station () Arrival by bus/bus stop: Zwieselstein
Directions
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From the Hochjoch Hospice descend into the Rofental valley towards Vent. Continue following the valley to Zwieselstein.
The route starts on a good path but quickly leads over scree, blocks, snow, and ice. The many glacier passages and passes above 3000 meters make ...
From the accommodation in Zwieselstein, the route goes towards Vent. Unfortunately, there is no continuous hiking path, so our route to Vent partly ...
Today’s stage to the Rettenbachferner leads along exposed trails, whether you take the main trail or the alternative route. In early summer ...
Obergurgl "the highest church village in Austria" reveals itself as a true dream ski resort and is rightly called the diamond of the Alps, but it ...
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Zwieselstein Valley Hut
6450 Sölden/Zwieselstein
+43 5254 2763 http://www.alpenverein-regensburg.de E-mail: info@alpenverein-regensburg.de
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The final stage offers a wide variety of scenery; one of the day’s highlights is the Partschins Waterfall in the Zieltal Valley, one of South Tyrol ...
The route starts on a good path but quickly leads over scree, blocks, snow, and ice. The many glacier passages and passes above 3000 meters make ...
Across the TimmelsjochThe European long-distance path starts in Obersdorf, leads through Austria to Zwieselstein. Here begins the stage over the ...
Further through landscapes scarred by ski lifts until it finally reaches a quieter part of the Ötztal Alps.
A multi-day cycle tour from Ötztal via Timmelsjoch and Jaufenpaß into Pustertal, on into Piavetal to Tolmezzo and following the canal valley to ...
From Zwieselstein, it initially goes a bit back down the valley. Up to Gaislachalm and Lӧplealm high above Sӧlden on the east side of the ...
This leisurely alpine hike follows the eastern slope of the Gaislachkogel through the Sölden ski area. The trail offers breathtaking views of the ...
From the accommodation in Zwieselstein, the route goes towards Vent. Unfortunately, there is no continuous hiking path, so our route to Vent partly ...
This easy hike leads through a spectacular gorge that many hikers and skiers usually pass by without even realizing it on their way from Sölden to ...
In recent years, the area below the Lenzenalm and not far from the Sahnestüberl alpine hut—in the vicinity of the so-called Leckgalerie—has been ...
Today’s stage to the Rettenbachferner leads along exposed trails, whether you take the main trail or the alternative route. In early summer ...
From Zwieselstein in the upper Ötztal, this stage follows the Ötztaler Urweg into the Ötztaler Timmelstal and up to the Timmelsjoch (2,491 m).
Obergurgl "the highest church village in Austria" reveals itself as a true dream ski resort and is rightly called the diamond of the Alps, but it ...
From the Amberger Hut it goes valleywards and then steeply uphill to the right towards Atterkarjöchl. After the rope-secured section, it goes ...
From the Hochjoch Hospice descend into the Rofental valley towards Vent. Continue following the valley to Zwieselstein.

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