There is a DYNAFIT ski touring park with a signposted ascent route for ski tourers at the Jenner.
The ascent trail runs along the edge of the ski slope from the valley station over a distance of almost 6 kilometers and 1200 meters of altitude to the mountain station of the Jennerbahn. The short detour to the scenic summit of the Jenner is mandatory.
Author’s recommendation
Those who do not want to start from the very bottom can cover the remaining 600 meters of altitude from the Hinterbrand parking lot on the marked route to the mountain station.
Track types
Rest stops
Das Dr. Hugo Beck-HausJenneralm
Pension Brandtnerhof
Restaurant Halbzeit
Safety information
Before ski tourers set off for their tour on the Jenner, they can check their avalanche transceiver at a station above the valley station of the Jennerbahn for functionality. Please note that the slopes are closed daily from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m. for grooming. On Thursdays, the long ski touring evening takes place at the HALBZEIT restaurant. The slope closure starts on Thursdays at 10:00 p.m.
Tips and suggestions
Roadbook
The DYNAFIT ascent route for ski tourers starts at the valley station of the Jennerbahn. Then it goes up along the right edge of the slope until a signpost leads into the forest. The ascent route passes the pump house to the reservoir pond. Past the Halbzeit, the restaurant at the mid-station of the Jennerbahn, the signposted ski touring ascent runs along the right edge of the ski slope over the Jenner meadow. After a short climb, the route flattens and now passes the three cherry trees.
The ascent trail then leads in a wide arc to the beginning of the Spinnergraben. Very ambitious ski mountaineers turn right here at low avalanche danger and climb steeply through the Spinnergraben towards the Kleiner Jenner. However, most ski tourers will follow the signposts and head towards the Hohlweg. This narrow section is open to ski tourers, but they should definitely keep to the left edge of the slope and under no circumstances walk side by side. Then the narrow hollow path is wide enough for ascending tourers and descending skiers. After the hollow path, the wide Mitterkaserkessel opens up. From the Mitterkaser, there are several ascent options; the path signed leads to the left up to the Jenner saddle. Up here, fit ski mountaineers can continue towards Kleine Reibn, Stahlhaus or Schneibsteinhaus. The signposted ascent route leads over the Jenner saddle to the mountain station.
Jenner Speicherteich
Das Dr. Hugo Beck-Haus
Krautkaseralm
Das Dr. Hugo Beck-Haus
Jenneralm
Pension Brandtnerhof
Restaurant Halbzeit
Public transport
RVO line 841: Bad Reichenhall - Bischofswiesen - Berchtesgaden - Königssee - Jennerbahn
Stop: Jennerbahn
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Parking
Large parking lot Königssee
Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
Author’s map recommendations
DAV map BY 21: Berchtesgaden National Park
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Equipment
Ski touring equipment for rent is available at Intersport Renoth at the valley station of the Jennerbahn.
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