Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Show elevation profileSafety information
Common ski touring risks.Tips and suggestions
https://www.loser.at/de/der-loser/winter/aktivitaeten/skitouren/
Roadbook
Via the alpine piste, it goes almost 700 meters elevation gain, partly quite steep, below the Loser cliff to the Loser hut. During the ski operation, only the snow-covered toll road may be chosen as the ascent. From the Loser hut, it is a slight ascent just above the road to the Loseralm. After a short climb on the piste, you stand south above the Augstsee. Along the eastern shore of the lake, you head towards the steepening hollow left of the Atterkogel. The hollow is climbed in a few switchbacks to the saddle north of the Atterkogel. Then somewhat steeper left through the dwarf pine terrain to the foot of the summit rock of the Greimuth. To the left, a short steep gully (about 40°) is crossed and depending on snow conditions, it is ascended by skis in short switchbacks or on foot. Above this, a rather steep small cirque must still be overcome up to the flat summit plateau. With a gentle incline, the highest point with summit log container is quickly and easily reached.
Descent same as ascent.
Atterkogel 1826 m
Augstsee 1643m
Loser Restaurant 1600m
Directions
Via the Salzkammergut road B 145 either from Bad Mitterndorf or from Bad Ischl via Pötschenpass to Bad Aussee, continuing to Altaussee and following the signpost Blaa-Alm to the valley station of the Loser lifts in Ramsau.Parking
Parking lots in the Loser alpine ski area.Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
Amap
ÖK50 sheet 96 or 3212
AV map Totes Gebirge West
Recommended maps for this region:
Equipment
Ski touring equipmentLocalization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

User Questions