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End of the forest road, before us the alpine pasture landscape around the Turntaler AlmPhoto: Christine Goliasch, Alpenverein Graz-St. G.V.
Simple ski tour suitable even for beginners, approach via forest road in forest area, therefore also possible with uncertain snow conditions.
Relaxed ski tour suitable also for beginners and children, summit often windy
Author’s recommendation
Stopover in Turnau or at the Alpine guesthouse Turnauer Alm 1,385m (located somewhat off the usual ascent-descent route)
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Depending on avalanche danger, stay on the faint ridge above 1,400m, also for the descent! The slopes towards the Alpine guesthouse southwest are significantly steeper.
Tips and suggestions
Roadbook
From the Greith parking lot along the forest road towards Turnauer Alm up to the forest boundary at about 1,380m. Since this route is a well-known ski tour, shortcuts through the forest are often tracked. The forest road is quite suitable for chatting in a group. From the forest boundary, past the hunting hut heading north along the faint ridge, depending on avalanche danger either on the open areas or keeping to the ridge up to the summit. Descent as ascent. Depending on snow conditions, the shortcuts in the forest road are also suitable for descent.
Public transport
Directions
On the B20 from Bruck/Mur, Thörl to Turnau or from Mariazell via Obere Au to Turnau, towards Pretalsattel/Veitsch, take the first ditch north to Greith or until the end of the drivable road.
Parking
At the Greith farm; parking is tolerated by the owner, please behave considerately and park space-saving. Do NOT relieve yourself next to the car!!
Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
Equipment
Ski touring equipment, avalanche transceiver & accessories are of course needed
Warm clothing, it is often windy at the summit
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions