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· Zillertal Alps
Stone Lamb from Kasern (Schmirntal)
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Into the Kaserer Winkl, at the back the small KasererPhoto: Rafael Reder, Alpenverein Innsbruck
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Alpengasthof Kasern (1620 m)Safety information
In early summer, avalanche remnants and old snowfields must be crossed repeatedly. On the way from the Kleegrubenscharte to the stone lamb there is a short exposed section that requires concentration. Otherwise, the mountain paths are not difficult.Tips and suggestions
From Toldern back to the starting point by hitchhiking or with the postbus. You can also park a second car in Toldern in the morning, if available.Roadbook
From the Kleegrubenscharte, continue without significant inclines, following the signpost towards the Geraer Hütte. Always keeping Olperer and Fußstein on the left in view, we cross the slope, repeatedly crossing glacier streams towards a distinctive ridge, the stone lamb. From Kasern to here about 3.5 hours walking time.
The descent through the Wilkdlahnertal is marked with signposts from the stone lamb. Do not descend immediately at the ridge (the markings are crossed out) but follow the ridge, briefly secured with a rope, before descending right in countless switchbacks into the Wildlahnertal. From there, follow the forest road downstream towards Toldern.
Public transport
From Innsbruck by train to Steinach in Tirol, here change to the bus and continue into the Schmirntal. This is easy and quick, total travel time from Innsbruck under 1 hour. (www.oebb.at)Directions
Coming from Innsbruck on the A13 Brenner motorway to the Matrei am Brenner exit. Now on the B182 Brennerstraße through Steinach am Brenner to Stafflach. Turn left to St. Jodok and follow the signs into the Schmirntal. Continue to the end of the valley.Coming from Brenner, take the Brennersee motorway exit, continue on the federal road to Stafflach, and follow the above route.
Parking
Free parking at the starting pointCoordinates
Author’s map recommendations
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Equipment
Hiking boots or light mountain boots and clothing for the mountains (fleece, anorak, hat, sun protection), first aid kit, and mobile phone.Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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