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Urslautal From the Urslautal it goes through the forest belt into the Schneekar (center of the picture) and to the Bertgen hut; above that the Hochseiler ridge. © Sepp BrandlPhoto: Sepp Brandl, Rother Bergverlag
The small Bertgenhütte seems to cling like a swallow's nest to the edge rocks of the Schneekar. On our hike into the "Kalkhochalpen Nature Reserve" we can experience the wilderness of the high mountains up close.
From the car park in Hinterthal, we walk straight ahead to the church and turn left from the road about 300 m behind it to hike about 1 km upstream along the near side of the Urslaubach (path 431). Here we reach a fork in the path. We choose the right of the two forest tracks branching off to the right. This or the old, marked alpine path leads us through the belt of forest up to a pasture slope (path division: left Bertgenhütte - right Poschalm). To the Bertgenhütte, we ascend a little over this, then turn left through a mixed forest and then a krummholz belt into the Schneekar. After crossing the main gully, the terrain becomes steeper, more crumbly and more difficult. The path winds up on the left side of the cirque through dwarf pines, over crags and short, partly secured rock passages to the Bertgenhütte.Along the ascent route, we return to the fork, hike up a wide path to the Poschalm, climb right behind it over a chicken ladder and follow a forest path (no. 436) which leads us
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