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North flank from the SteinkarPhoto: Richard Brand, alpenvereinaktiv.com
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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The ascent through the north flank often requires the use of crampons. To assess the conditions in the flank (snow quality, rocks), one should definitely ascend through it as well.Tips and suggestions
https://www.naturpark-lechtal.at/winter.html
https://www.lechtal.at/hotels-unterkuenfte/
https://www.lechtal.at/service-anreise/busfahrplaene/
Roadbook
We first go leisurely over the Hahntennjoch road, which is closed in winter, to Pfafflar and further into the Steinkar. Through the gently rolling dwarf pine terrain, we ascend to the end of the highest-reaching snow slope on the north flank. From here, a snow band logically leads left and then straight to the exit – usually you have to carry the skis on your backpack for at least parts of the route.
From the exit, you can already see the summit cross. A broad ridge leads us to the ski depot below the subpeak. With a traverse on easy terrain to the right, we reach the main peak.
The descent follows the ascent route.
Public transport
From Reutte, you can take the bus to Elmen – further to Boden you need a taxi.Directions
Lechtal – Bschlabs – Boden – some parking lots at the start of the Hahntennjoch road, which is closed in winterParking
Parking lots at the start of the Hahntennjoch road, which is closed in winterCoordinates
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Equipment
Normal ski touring equipment and cramponsLocalization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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