altitude: 2881 m a.s.l
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Coordinates
DD
46.876750, 10.051906
DMS
46°52'36.3"N 10°03'06.9"E
UTM
32T 580155 5192005
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Recommendations nearby
Ski Touring
· Montafon
Litznersattel - crossing from the Klostertal Environmental Hut to the Vermuntsee
recommended route
Difficulty
D-
difficult
Distance
8.3 km
Duration
1:30 h
Ascent
403 m
Descent
1,013 m
Short ascent - long, north-facing descent. What more could you want!?
from Johannes Gesell,
alpenvereinaktiv.com
Alpine Tour
· Paznaun-Ischgl
Piz Buin trek
recommended route
Difficulty
Distance
85 km
Duration
34:25 h
Ascent
7,392 m
Descent
6,214 m
A magnificent route on the border between Austria and Switzerland through snow, ice, and rocks; with some beautiful summit climbs
from Bergsportreizen .nl,
NKBV
Long Distance Hiking
· Silvretta
(6T) Silvretta crisscross
recommended route
Difficulty
T3
difficult
Distance
60.2 km
Duration
26:50 h
Ascent
4,538 m
Descent
5,449 m
The Silvretta mountain range is shared by Austria and Switzerland. So it makes sense to hike through both regions.
from Gunther Reichenbach,
alpenvereinaktiv.com
Maps and trails
Ski Touring
· Montafon
Litznersattel - crossing from the Klostertal Environmental Hut to the Vermuntsee
recommended route
Difficulty
D-
difficult
Distance
8.3 km
Duration
1:30 h
Ascent
403 m
Descent
1,013 m
Short ascent - long, north-facing descent. What more could you want!?
from Johannes Gesell,
alpenvereinaktiv.com
Alpine Tour
· Paznaun-Ischgl
Piz Buin trek
recommended route
Difficulty
Distance
85 km
Duration
34:25 h
Ascent
7,392 m
Descent
6,214 m
A magnificent route on the border between Austria and Switzerland through snow, ice, and rocks; with some beautiful summit climbs
from Bergsportreizen .nl,
NKBV
Long Distance Hiking
· Silvretta
(6T) Silvretta crisscross
recommended route
Difficulty
T3
difficult
Distance
60.2 km
Duration
26:50 h
Ascent
4,538 m
Descent
5,449 m
The Silvretta mountain range is shared by Austria and Switzerland. So it makes sense to hike through both regions.
from Gunther Reichenbach,
alpenvereinaktiv.com

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