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With the Rastkogel and the Halslspitze, two well-known ski touring destinations of the Tux Alps are on the program, whereby the actual highlight ...
The fourth stage of the Inntaler Höhenweg leads from the Weidener Hütte over the Nurpensjoch to the Rastkogel and further over the Sidanjoch to ...
The "Inntal High Trail" runs six days along the 2000m altitude line eastwards above the Tyrolean Inn Valley from Innsbruck-Igls through the Tux ...
Over the Nafingköpfel (2454m) and the Rastkogel (2762m), the best descent lines must be found.
Ideal for low-snow periods, the first part of the tour goes over the ski slope, then after a short descent through the Nurpenstal to the Rastkogel.
From Navis you go via the Lizumer Hut, the Weidener Hut, and the Rastkogel Hut to Hochfügen in the Zillertal.
The Tux Alps are situated between the Inn Valley to the north, the Zillertal to the east, the Tux Valley to the south, and the Wipptal to the west.
The combination of Halslspitze (2,574 m) and Rastkogel (2,762 m) from the Weidener Hütte is a scenic day route with a magnificent ridge hike.
Audience favorite in the Tuxer AlpsThe Rastkogel is one of the topographically most important peaks of the Tuxer Alps. Various routes meet here, ...
Over the Nafingköpfel (2454m) and the Rastkogel (2762m), the best descent lines must be found.
From Navis you go via the Lizumer Hut, the Weidener Hut, and the Rastkogel Hut to Hochfügen in the Zillertal.
The "Inntal High Trail" runs six days along the 2000m altitude line eastwards above the Tyrolean Inn Valley from Innsbruck-Igls through the Tux ...
Ideal for low-snow periods, the first part of the tour goes over the ski slope, then after a short descent through the Nurpenstal to the Rastkogel.
With the Rastkogel and the Halslspitze, two well-known ski touring destinations of the Tux Alps are on the program, whereby the actual highlight ...
The fourth stage of the Inntaler Höhenweg leads from the Weidener Hütte over the Nurpensjoch to the Rastkogel and further over the Sidanjoch to ...

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