Author’s recommendation
Also a marvellous firn tour in spring. A very early start is unavoidable due to the east-facing orientation, but you save yourself an hour's ascent along the toboggan run as you can then drive to Bergheim by car.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Relatively safe tour along the standard route. The direct ascent and descent variant via the eastern flank requires safe conditions.Tips and suggestions
A stop at the Alpengasthof Bergheim is well worthwhile.Information and opening times at: http://www.bergheim-fotsch.at/
The times given under "Duration" refer to the entire tour including ascent and descent, but without breaks.
Roadbook
In the variant presented here, the descent takes place from the ski depot along the ridge ridge, whereby there are already several possibilities to ski down the north-east slopes before the saddle on the right (assuming safe conditions). Continue across the wide slopes with plenty of opportunities to make your own tracks until you reach the sparse forest and then the forest belt. You will inevitably reach the forest road that comes up from the Almindalm. Follow this road down to Bergheim Fotsch. If you want to stop for a bite to eat, turn left over the bridge to the inn. Otherwise, continue straight ahead along the toboggan run out of the valley to the car park. Watch out for ascending tobogganists!
Public transport
Info at www.vvt.atDirections
Coming from Innsbruck via Kematen to Sellrain. In Sellrain, after a narrow section, turn left into Fotscher Tal (follow the signs for Potsamer Hütte / Alpengasthof Bergheim). Drive up the road until you reach a bend. Park in the area of this bend.Parking
Car park "Eisbrücke" Sellrain in the direction of Tanneben, sufficient free parking spacesCoordinates
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Equipment
Standard ski touring equipment with shovel, probe, avalanche transceiver,...Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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