Public transport
Directions
Vom Inntal (Innsbruck) kommend die A12 in Wörgl Ost verlassen und auf der B178 über Scheffau und Going nach St. Johann in Tirol. Hier links ab in die B176 in die Griesenau.
Von Westen (München) kommend am Autobahnkreuz in Rosenheim auf die A93 und diese in Niederndorf verlassen. Nun auf der B173 nach Kössen.
Von Osten (Salzburg) kommend die A8 an der Ausfahrt Grabenstätt verlassen und über Grassau, Marquartstein und Schleching nach Kössen. Von hier nach Süden weiter in die Griesenau.
In der Griesenau nach Westen und auf der Mautstraße zur Griesner Alm. Die Mautstraße ist jährlich je nach Schneelage circa von Mitte Januar bis Ende Februar gesperrt. Die Mautgebühr beträgt 4,- EUR (Stand 2019).
Parking
Coordinates
Recommendations nearby
Dreamily beautiful, grippy climbing on the best Kaiser limestone. After the technically interesting start follows steep wall and crack climbing on ...
Approaching from the north, this trail leads through the Steinerne Rinne to the majestic Ellmauer Tor.
From power spot to physical well-beingThe first two stages of the Koasa Trail lead from St. Johann in Tirol via the hermitage Maria Blut and the ...
The Griesenerkar is a true classic in the Wilder Kaiser. Especially in spring, when the toll road to the Griesner Alm is already open, the route is ...
This hike to the Stripsenkopf impresses with its magnificent mountain panorama and is one of the classics in the Kaisergebirge. We can stop at the ...
After the "Sockeldurchstieg" held a decades-long dormant state, it is now repeated more often thanks to renovation with solid drilled bolts.
The Griesenerkar is a true classic in the Wilder Kaiser. Especially in spring, when the toll road to the Griesner Alm is already open, the route is ...
This hike to the Stripsenkopf impresses with its magnificent mountain panorama and is one of the classics in the Kaisergebirge. We can stop at the ...
Simple hike to the foot of the Kleinkaiser through the Griesner Kar; the summit ascent is pathless over very steep, brittle, and rockfall-prone ...
The "First Class" truly lives up to its name: as a typical sport climbing route, it is excellently secured with bolts.
A relatively easy Kaisergipfel to climb through the north-side Griesnerkar with a bit of light climbing (up to +I°) at the end.
Fifteen very well secured pitches between the third and fifth difficulty grades offer the pleasure climber everything the heart desires: slabs, ...
From power spot to physical well-beingThe first two stages of the Koasa Trail lead from St. Johann in Tirol via the hermitage Maria Blut and the ...

User Questions