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OverviewPhoto: Jörg Huber, DAV Sektion Prien
Gilfert west side from the Inn valley
Ascend from Innerst via forest paths or meadows towards Nonsalm. From there, choose the direct path towards Gilfert.
Author’s recommendation
Nice weather = nice route
The route impresses with dreamy distant views.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
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Jausenstation InnerstSafety information
South slopes = problems with slab snowTips and suggestions
http://www.alpenverein-prien.deRoadbook
The path is easy to find. There are different options. Either follow the flat forest roads or choose a steeper route over meadows or forest paths.
Above the Nonsalm, keeping a distance from the steep slopes to the north, a safe ascent is no problem.
In the summit area, depending on snow and avalanche conditions, a safe ascent track must be chosen.
Be sure to remember from which direction you ascended so you can ski down into the correct valley. Then orientation is no problem, and there are many variations to the Nonsalm with different gradients. There's something for everyone.
From the forest road onwards, it becomes exciting again to find the right path. If you are in the area of the meadow slopes, you can enjoy the beautiful slopes once more here.
Jausenstation Innerst
Public transport
poorly possibleDirections
A12 Inn Valley Motorway to Vomp exit towards Pill, Weerberg, InnerstParking
Very large parking lot at the Innerst snack station. Parking fee 3 euros (status 2018).
In good weather, there are many cars here. On Sunday at 9:30 a.m., we were directed by the fire brigade to park uphill on the left side of the road, approx. 100 m from the parking lot.
Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
Munich ski tour mountain, route No. 67
Rother ski tour guide, Kitzbühel Alps, route No. 31
Author’s map recommendations
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Equipment
Crampons should be in the pack, the summit ascent can be very exposed to wind.Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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