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Summit Gscheideggkogel towards LeobenerPhoto: Harald Herzog, Alpenverein Austria
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The ski tour to the Gscheideggkogel, which lies between Leobner and Lugauer, is very different from these. For one thing, there are fewer metres in ...
Ascent via Zeiringeralm, descent via Grössingeralm. A circular route that can still be done even with higher avalanche danger.
The circular hike over the Ochsenriedel, or also Gscheideggkogel, as the mountain is called in Johnsbach, is especially rewarding in autumn when ...
A beautiful - endurance demanding - snowshoe hike in the Eisenerz Alps with a view of the "Styrian Matterhorn".
This beautiful ski tour impresses especially with a varied route and the Devil's Gorge.
Alternative ascent to a popular ski touring summit
Snowshoe hiking with a view of the Styrian "Matterhorn" At the foot of the Lugauer, the mountain also known as the "Styrian Matterhorn," lies Radmer.
Beautiful circular route from the Johnsbach valley. The round is also doable in poorer conditions.Especially beautiful in powder snow.Two flat ...
Beautiful circular route from the Johnsbach valley. The round is also doable in poorer conditions.Especially beautiful in powder snow.Two flat ...
Easy ski route, also suitable as a snowshoe route
Alternative ascent to a popular ski touring summit
This beautiful ski tour impresses especially with a varied route and the Devil's Gorge.
Ascent via Zeiringeralm, descent via Grössingeralm. A circular route that can still be done even with higher avalanche danger.
Snowshoe hiking with a view of the Styrian "Matterhorn" At the foot of the Lugauer, the mountain also known as the "Styrian Matterhorn," lies Radmer.
The circular hike over the Ochsenriedel, or also Gscheideggkogel, as the mountain is called in Johnsbach, is especially rewarding in autumn when ...
A beautiful - endurance demanding - snowshoe hike in the Eisenerz Alps with a view of the "Styrian Matterhorn".
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