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GamshagPhoto: Eder Hans, Saalbach Hinterglemm
For the descent route, choose the well-marked path via Saaljoch back to the starting point.
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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The valley end train runs between Lengau and Lindlingalm.Observe operating times!
Roadbook
From here on foot to Lindlingalm and about 200 m after it turn left and take the very steep path over the so-called Birgl
to Schusterscharte.
The path then becomes easier and leads over Mittagskogel to Hochtor.
The following ascent to Teufelssprung is again more strenuous, but the subsequent ridge walk to Gamshag offers a magnificent panorama.
The first goal on the descent is Hochtorsee, below Tristkogel you reach Saaljoch and via the managed alpine pastures in the valley end back to Lengau.
Stefflalm
Lindlingalm
Public transport
Postbus - daily from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.http://www.postbus.at/de/Fahrplanauskunft/index.jsp
Directions
From Maishofen about 18 km along L111 to Hinterglemm. Through the tunnel in Hinterglemm and about 4 km further to Lengau.On foot from Lengau to Lindlingalm approx. 30 minutes, or ride with the valley end shuttle train - valley end shuttle train operates from late May to early October
Parking
Free parking about 200 m after Hotel LengauerhofCoordinates
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Equipment
Mountain boots, rainwear, sun protection
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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