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The last meters to Staller WöllaPhoto: Gerhard Hohenwarter, Hohe Tauern - die Nationalpark-Region in Kärnten Tourismus GmbH
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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The gully up towards the summit should not be underestimated. In case of significant avalanche danger, great caution is required here.Tips and suggestions
Respect your limits! 5 rules for responsible 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 places and immediately and calmly withdraw if an animal is sighted.
- Avoid young tree cultures (under three meters), ski edges can cause great damage to the trees.
- Do not leave any waste behind.
- Avoid noise.
Important for ski tours: Prohibition of riding in young forests and reforestation areas
Roadbook
From the power plant, head up the road to the reservoir and from there follow the summer path leading through partly steep terrain up to the Upper Gößnitzer Huts (1684m). After a short crossing to the south, you reach another steep section, where the alpine path zigzags up to the Staller Wölla (2033m). From here, you can either ascend westward over a short steeper section to a leveling at around 2200m and then follow a wide gully up to a beautiful saddle. Alternatively, you can also ascend shortly south from Staller Wölla into the so-called Staller Weißen. There, keep right (heading west) and after a steep section just above the leveling at 2200m, you emerge at the lower edge of the gully. From the gully exit, follow the prominent northeast ridge to the summit. The end of the gully itself is already a rewarding destination.
Descent: Along the ascent route.
Directions
On the B 106 just east of the village Stall in the Mölltal, where a small road branches off to the south at the bridge over the Möll. Depending on snow conditions, this paved mountain road leads either to the power plant (1225m) or to the reservoir (~1550m).Parking
Parking options either at the power plant or just below the small reservoirCoordinates
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Equipment
Standard ski touring and avalanche transceiver equipmentLocalization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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