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Ascent along the Brentersbach, before the path turns off to the rightPhoto: Jonas Lemminger, Community
Beautiful ski route which is somewhat difficult to navigate in the lower section due to dense vegetation.
Wonderful, powdery descent below Namloser Wetterspitze provides the highlight of the route (despite generally poor conditions as of 20.02.17).
The descent follows a more direct path past Treienalpe.
Warning: summer trail sometimes very difficult or impossible to pass in winter!
GPS track is not very accurate, but generally correct in tendency.
Recorded route
Tuesday, 20 February 2017, 08:41
Distance: 4.7 km
Ascent: 944 m
Descent: 4 m
Lowest point: 1218 m
Highest point: 2163 m
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Follow the Brentersbach until just before the summer trail fork, then cross a small bridge to the right into the forest. Continue always upwards until you come out of the forest and then on a gentle meadow, always following the Treienbach upwards (GPS track is partly too high here!). After a narrow valley, cross to the other side of the stream and then either follow the stream or snake upwards in the forest by several switchbacks. As soon as you come out of the forest you can already see the summit on the right side. After a flatter section follows the summit ascent, which should be adjusted according to conditions. Follow along the ridge or a few meters below it now up to the summit (or ski depot on the ridge).
Descent via Treienalpe and orienting on the summer trail up to the narrow valley, then follow the ascent tracks back to the parking lot.
Parking
A few parking spaces directly at the start after leaving the village, or more parking about 200m inside the village.Coordinates
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Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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