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View back at the Keesboden towards PostalmPhoto: Bernhard Wimmer, Alpenverein Wels
The Postalm is an excellent base for ski high routes in the Venediger Group. Although the ascents are somewhat longer due to the lower altitude, we gladly accept this because of the excellent accommodation and food. The ascent to the Keeskogel, as well as the summit ridge, is not particularly difficult but long. From the summit, there is an excellent view over the High Tauern, especially to the nearby Gr. Geiger as well as the Groß- and Kleinvenediger. In addition, there is mobile reception at the summit for a change.
During the descent, a stop can be made at the Kürsinger Hut (as shown on the track). However, a direct descent to the Postalm without a short uphill section after the Kürsinger Hut along with a well-deserved refreshment at the Postalm is rather recommended.
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Show elevation profileRest stops
Kürsinger-HütteSafety information
Since the glacier at the Keeskar is now only fragmentarily present, one can do without rope and harness with good track choice.Roadbook
Kürsinger-Hütte
Directions
Starting point is Neukirchen am Großvenediger. Shortly after the town, turn left from the B165 towards Tyrol into the Sulzbach valleys. Continue towards the Obersulzbachtal. Before the Siggen inn, cross a wooden bridge to the right valley side and drive about 3 km into the valley to the Hopffeldboden parking lot. From there continue on foot. The hut taxi is currently (as of April 2017) not in operation.Parking
Large paid parking lot at Hopffeldboden or a smaller parking lot just before the barrierCoordinates
Author’s map recommendations
Book recommendations for this region:
Recommended maps for this region:
Equipment
Standard ski tour equipment.
If you keep to the left above the Kürsinger Hut at the Keeskar, you can avoid walking on the glacier remnant.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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