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Swisstrac hike to Schönfeldhütte from Spitzingsee (barrier-free)
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Hike to the Schönfeldhütte on the forest road from SpitzingPhoto: Gerda Pamler, Team Inklusion
The hike to the Schönfeldhütte from Spitzingsee offers beautiful views of the surrounding peaks of Taubenstein and Jägerkamp.
The entire route is paved on a road closed to general traffic.
Author’s recommendation
The trained author (from the Inclusion ÖAV team) is in a wheelchair with paraplegia.
This route was done with a Swisstrac, accompanied.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
SchönfeldhütteTips and suggestions
The last 100 meters of the path are made of grass grid stones, steep uphill.
The hut has steps and no accessible toilet for wheelchair users. There are outdoor seating areas with a view in front of the hut.
Barrier-free toilet at Neuhaus train station.
Website of the Schönfeldhütte.
Roadbook
From the parking lot in Spitzingsee at the church, go down towards the lake and then before the Old Wurzhütte turn left onto Valeppstraße. There is a barrier here that can be bypassed from the side. Only cars with special permission are allowed to enter here. After 200 meters, turn left onto Schwarzenkopfweg uphill towards Rotwand and Schönfeldhütte, with beautiful views into the Valepp valley. Simply follow the signs. Until the Rotwandhaus junction, inclines are around 8%. After that, it gets steeper for about one kilometer up to approx. 14%. At the junction to Rotwandhaus, continue straight on the road steeply uphill over a cattle grid, and further up there are a few slanted drainage channels. At the chapel, the road continues right and passes under the Taubenstein cable car. At Raukopfhütte, turn left uphill to Schönfeldhütte. Shortly before the destination, the surface is grass grid stones for about 100 meters.
This is usually the end of the road for a wheelchair. With an electric towing device, the front wheels are in the air, and this section can thus also be overcome, making the entire route doable.
The entrance to Schönfeldhütte (self-service) has many steps. However, there are seating areas in front of the hut. The toilets are not accessible by wheelchair.
Kirche St. Bernhard Spitzingsee
Blick auf die Brecherspitze
Die Rote Valepp
Blick auf die Valepper-Almen
Schönfeldhütte
Schwarzenkopf-Hütte
Kapelle
Stümpflingbahn rollstuhlgerechtes WC
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
From Neuhaus train station, with bus stop Spitzing Kirche.
Directions
A8 towards Rosenheim. Exit Weyern, Miesbach, Schliersee, Spitzing
Parking
Parking at the church in Spitzing, no public toilets. The nearest publicly accessible barrier-free toilet is at the Stümpflingbahn valley station.
Coordinates
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Reasonably usable, but not completely accessible.
Diese Tour wurde mit einem Rollstuhlzuggerät "Swiss Trac" gemacht. Dies gesamte Strecke ist asphaltiert, Steigungen bis zu ca. 14 % (kurz bis zu 18 %).
Die letzten 100 Meter ist der Weg aus Rasengittersteinen, steil bergauf, kurz über 20 %. Ist aber mit einem Swisstrack gut machbar.
Die Hütte hat Stufen und keine zugängliche Toilette für Rollstuhlfahrer. Sitzgelegenheiten im Freien mit Ausblick gibt es vor der Hütte.
Barrierefreie Toilette beim Bahnhof Neuhaus, wenn Anreise öffentlich.
Beim Start der Tour ist die nächste barrierefreie Toilette bei der Stümpflingbahn Talstation oder eventuell in der alten Wurzhütte (Eingang ebenerdig, Toiletten eng)
Equipment
This route was done with a wheelchair towing device called "Swisstrac." The entire route is paved, with inclines up to about 14%.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions