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The mountain rescue base, behind it the Jamtal hut. In the background the Jamspitzen and the Dreiländerspitze.Photo: Toureninformation Alpenverein Innsbruck, Alpenverein Innsbruck
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High mountain route very well suited for beginners as well. Beautiful views of the 3000-meter peaks of the Silvretta group.
moderate
Distance 10.1 km
5:00 h
980 m
974 m
3,114 m
2,158 m
The Gemsspitze 3,114 m is a simple 3000er that is easily accessible from the Jamtal hut with about 1000 m of altitude gain. Knowledge of glacier travel should be present. Short climbing section of difficulty grade I in the summit area of the Gemsspitze. The summit surprises with great views of the Große Piz Buin, the Jamspitze peaks, the Dreiländerspitze, and the Fluchtkogel.
Author’s recommendation
In the July months, when the old snow from the winter months is still present, an ascent is highly recommended.
Author
Toureninformation Alpenverein Innsbruck
Difficulty
I<30°T6
moderate
Overall difficulty
moderate
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Highest point
Gemspitze, 3,114 m
Lowest point
Jamtal hut, 2,158 m
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73 m
Path
6.6 km
Traces of trail
27 m
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3.4 km
Safety information
The increasing snow melt makes the ascent to the Gemsspitze increasingly difficult. An ideal ascent is therefore advantageous in the early July months.
Tips and suggestions
www.jamtalhuette.at - hut homepage.www.vvt.at - arrival by public transport
Roadbook
From the Jamtal hut in a southern direction along the glacier moraine to the Rußkopf. We climb the Rußkopf in a wide left curve and reach the summit from the south. Now it continues upwards in a southeast direction until we reach the glacier. Then continue up the orographic right part of the Jamtalferner towards the Gemsscharte. Just below the notch, we traverse in a long right curve up to the point at 3,093 m (visible on the AV map no. 26 Silvretta group). Between the summit and the previously described point, we reach a flat plateau. Now turn southwards and climb up on trail traces to the ridge of the Gemsspitze (a short climbing section in the first difficulty grade). Once at the top, surefootedness is required, we traverse westwards in a few minutes easily to the summit of the Gemsspitze at 3,114 m. Return via the ascent route to the Jamtal hut.
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JamtalhütteCoordinates
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46.886391, 10.176150
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46°53'11.0"N 10°10'34.1"E
UTM
32T 589606 5193210
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Book recommendation by the author
Alpine Club guide Silvretta group from Bergverlag Rother. Rental possibility at the Alpine Club Innsbruck, www.alpenverein-ibk.at.
Author’s map recommendations
Alpine Club map no. 26 available at the Alpine Club Innsbruck, www.alpenverein-ibk.at
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Equipment
Complete glacier equipment with crampons, ice axe, and rope required.Localization
Parts of this content were machine translated from German.
Difficulty
I<30°T6
moderate
Overall difficulty
moderate
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Distance
10.1 km
Duration
5:00 h
Ascent
980 m
Descent
974 m
Highest point
3,114 m
Lowest point
2,158 m
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