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· St. Anton in Tyrol region
Rendl - Outer Rendlalpe
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Overview Outer RendlalpePhoto: Thomas Wanner, Alpenverein Hohe Munde
A very impressive scenic variant that leads high above the Hintere Rendl and usually rewards the effort with a few good turns. Since you have to lay the traverse in the Hintere Rendl very skillfully, you should only do this variant if the traverse is already tracked.
After the traverse, the variant passes through avalanche barriers, which is very impressive and exciting. The subsequent wide slopes up to the tree line are protected from wind and sun and therefore almost always offer good snow, except if the 0-degree boundary rises too high. At the tree line, you then skillfully join the forest road, which leads down to St. Jakob.
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Watch out for the catchment areas and wide slopes on the traverse!Tips and suggestions
http://www.skiarlberg.at/deRoadbook
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
St. Anton is very well accessible by train. The station is near the village center and ski area.Directions
Inntal motorway A12, exit St. Anton before the Arlberg tunnel. If you come from the west, drive through the Arlberg tunnel and take the St. Anton exit immediately afterwards.Parking
Paid parking lots at Rendl and Nassereinbahn.Coordinates
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Equipment
3 antenna avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe are always carried. Avalanche airbag and helmet are recommended.Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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