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Jedlasgrübl The steep final ascent begins from the Hochkar called Jedlasgrübl. © Mark ZahelPhoto: Mark Zahel, Rother Bergverlag
To meet certain ambitions of capable mountain hikers and to convey the typically high-alpine character of the region, a summit destination is usually presented in the area of the most important mountain huts. For the New Regensburger Hut, the local mountain is the Eastern Knotenspitze and is at least a three-thousander. However, on closer inspection, usually only the immediately preceding Kreuzspitze (which bears the summit cross) is reached, and the final transition is omitted. This is relatively short but noticeably more difficult – not a significant difference for the view, but perhaps the finishing touch ...
From the New Regensburger Hut, we first stay at the front of the terrain threshold and shortly follow the markings to the left up the slope. At first, you move along a weakly pronounced ridge, then turn left higher up and leave the last grassy patches behind with some bends. At around 2780 meters in the Jedlasgrübl, the routes to Plattenspitze and Knotenspitze diverge. We cross right into the stony cirque, cross a small rocky ridge, and approach the steep south-facing flank. At first, the trail goes higher along a gravel slope and then leads into craggy terrain. Skillfully weaving back and forth over banded ledges, you climb this exposed slope, with some rock steps or traverses secured. Higher up, mostly without wire cables and on the last meters blocky to the forepeak named Kreuzspitze, 3084 m. The transition to the Eastern Knotenspitze, 3101 m, is purely rocky with some larger blocks. You balance over narrow ridge sections and climb a stepped rise in between, which for the
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Mark Zahel
Mark Zahel hat als fleißiger Wanderer und Bergsteiger bisher mehr als 3000 Tage auf Alpentouren verbracht und schöpft aus dieser Passion seit über 20 Jahren eine intensive publizistische Tätigkeit. Die Liste seiner Buchveröffentlichungen umfasst inzwischen rund 80 Titel – in jüngster Zeit sind auch einige Wanderführer über norddeutsche Regionen hinzugekommen. Seine Kenntnisse reichen über weite Teile des Alpenbogens, besonders häufig aber ist er in dem breiten Streifen zwischen Bayern und Südtirol unterwegs. Zahel vergleicht seine Erkundungen gern mit einem Puzzlespiel, dem immer wieder neue Teile hinzugefügt werden, ohne dass es jemals »vollendet« werden könnte oder sollte. So bleibt die persönliche Entdeckungslust ungebrochen, während sich das »Gesamtbild« nach und nach immer detailreicher herausschärft.
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