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TristkogelPhoto: Best Mountain Artists, Saalbach Hinterglemm
After the summit crossing, descend to Tor and continue via Pfandebenalm to Lindlingalm.
Did you know? Saalbach Hinterglemm has been awarded the ‘Hiking Seal of Quality’ by the organisation ‘Austria’s Hiking Villages’. This certificate requires a destination to meet strict quality standards in its hiking facilities and ensures that you’ll have a great time in the mountains.
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
The direct climb to Tristkogel requires some sure-footedness.Tips and suggestions
From Lengau to Lindlingalm and back, you can also use the valley shuttle train during operating hours.Roadbook
From here, follow the hiking trail signs uphill to Saaljoch.
The ascent of Tristkogel can be done either via the direct climb, which requires some sure-footedness,
or by the normal route.
Now you can either descend immediately via Pfandeben or continue hiking to Hochtorsee and Gamshag.
For the descent, you can also take the path via Mittagskogel to Schusterscharte and further to Lindlingalm.
Stefflalm
Lindlingalm
Public transport
Postbus - daily from 07:00 - 19:00http://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.Walk from Lengau to Lindlingalm about 30 minutes, or take the valley shuttle train.
Parking
Free parking available about 200 m past Hotel LengauerhofCoordinates
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Equipment
Hiking boots, rainwear, sun protectionPlenty of provisions, as Toralm is not always open.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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