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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Ascent:
The entire route is well marked and equipped with sufficient signposts. From the starting point, initially head south along a forest road to the Hobereralm. Before Hobereralm, there is an option to shorten the route to the right via the summer path to the Osingeralm (steep), only recommended with sufficient snow. From Hobereralm, continue across a free meadow to Osingeralm and then along the pasture fence to a narrow path, follow this until reaching another forest road. Continue on the forest road until arriving at a junction around 1190 m. Here turn left onto a path that becomes steeper and leads into the forest. Follow the marked path to Nocheralm. At Nocheralm, again enter the forest and follow the marked path to the summit. At about 1490 m, after a clearing, cross another forest road and from 1680 m proceed relatively flat along the east-northeast ridge to the summit.
Descent:
The descent begins from the summit cross directly north over a steep, lightly wooded slope. At 1470 m, turn right into denser forest to avoid unnecessary sliding on a slope. Then continue descending to a forest road. With enough snow, you can shorten the forest road on the left over a clearing. Otherwise, follow the forest road until you reach the ascent tracks again and follow them back to the parking lot.
Directions
From the Enns valley via the Enns valley road (B320) to Weißenbach or Liezen, then turn south towards Lassing.
From the Palten valley on the Pyhrn motorway (A9) to the Rottenmann exit, then westwards to Lassing.
Continue towards the center of Lassing (church), after the fire brigade equipment house take a steep road on the left to Schattenberg. Follow this to a junction (960 m) with a signpost.
Parking
In the hairpin bend and at the roadside.Coordinates
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Equipment
Standard safety equipment
- AV search device
- Shovel
- Probe
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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