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Strimskogel from HakopfPhoto: Wolfgang Lauschensky, Alpenverein Braunau
The southwest-exposed ascent from Zauchensee to the scenic Strimskogel is moderately steep and not too long.
First on the forest road to the Strimsalms, then on finely undulating slopes to the south ridge and over this somewhat steeper to the summit cross of the Strimskogel.
Author’s recommendation
Due to the dwarf pine slopes, a high snow level is desirable.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Show elevation profileSafety information
Common ski touring hazards.
Tips and suggestions
No refreshment options during the route.
Roadbook
From the car park, go back a short distance, then turn right onto the service road (sledding track) passing a few houses, ascending in several switchbacks through the forest (do not shortcut anymore!) up to the Strimsalm. The sparsely wooded alpine pasture area is now well structured; we climb step by step in a wide left curve to the saddle left of the Taxlalmkogel. Now continue clearly left of the escarpment on the summer path northwards in steps until the signpost below the summit. The final ascent to the nearby summit cross is steeper, the track is laid out to the right of the west ridge (if blown bare, then on foot).
Descent along the ascent route or slightly to the right in the wide hollow.
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
By train to Radstadt. By ski bus from Radstadt via Altenmarkt to Zauchensee.
Directions
From the Tauern motorway A10, exit Radstadt/Graz to Altenmarkt, through the village into the Zauchental to the north shore of Zauchensee.
Parking
Parking lot at the northeast end of Zauchensee.
Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
Amap
ÖK50 Sheet 126 or 3223
AV map: Niedere Tauern 2
Recommended maps for this region:
Equipment
Ski touring equipment.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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