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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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After new snowfall, special attention must be paid to avalanche danger, especially in the area near the ridge.Tips and suggestions
Respect your limits! 5 rules for responsible snowshoeing or ski touring:
- Where available, stay on marked routes; always observe information boards as well as protected, conservation, and restricted areas.
- Show consideration for wildlife: avoid feeding areas and immediately and calmly retreat if you spot an animal.
- Avoid young tree stands (under three meters); ski edges can cause great damage to trees.
- Do not leave any waste behind.
- Avoid noise.
Important for ski tours: Prohibition against skiing on young forests and reforestation areas
Roadbook
From Himmelbauer along the summer path to the Stanerhäuser and further to the Staneralm. Now basically follow the course of the Söbriacher Bach stream to the col between Reßeck and Törlkopf. Near the ridge to the summit.
Descent: Either the same as the ascent or directly from the summit to the northeast.
Secure conditions required!
Directions
From Obervellach via the B106, the Mölltal federal road, to Semslach. From there (signposted) on a single-track but usually well cleared mountain road to the Almgasthof Himmelbauer.Parking
Directly at the Almgasthof Himmelbauer.Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
SKIALPINISM IN THE HOHE TAUERN SOUTH
141 routes in the Hohe Tauern National Park region
Authors: Robert Zink - Stefan Lieb-Lind - Hannes Haberl
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Equipment
Standard ski tour and avalanche transceiver equipmentLocalization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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