Skitour auf das Große Tragl | Überschreitung mit Geisterwaldabfahrt
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Turn-by-turn directions
First past the Hollhaus and across the alpine plateau in an easterly direction. Shortly before the Steirersee there is the first short descent towards the Steirerseehütten.
Now keep left uphill over the so-called "Steirerseeleiten" and along the eastern walls of Sturzhahn, Kleinen and Großen Tragl. Following the winter markings, up to the Traglhals, where you keep left to reach the summit of the Großer Tragl.
Downhill - variant easy: along the ascent path to the Steirerseehütten and climb back up to the Tauplitzalm.
Downhill - variant difficult: ghost forest descent to the Ödernalm and return ascent to the Tauplitzalm.
From the summit of the Großer Tragl northward into a saddle, now westward into the trench of the "Haberboden" down to about 1900 meters (do not descend further!).
Keep as high as possible to the left along the rock faces, depending on the snow conditions, climb 30 to 50 meters in altitude (possibly briefly swell again) to the Grasslrücken! Very steep entry into the Langkar, and in an impressive drive along the northern rock faces of Sturzhahn and Traweng to the "Geisterwald"(large boulders).
At the alpine huts of the Ödernalm begins the climb back to the Tauplitzalm.
Note
Getting there
The best way to plan your journey to the Tauplitzalm is with google.at/maps.A ten-kilometer toll road leads from Bad Mitterndorf to the Tauplitzalm.
Parking
At the end of the Tauplitzalm alpine road there is a large parking lot where there is enough parking space.Coordinates
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Equipment
The topic of safety plays a major role in ski touring. You should always have the most important utensils with you:- Avalanche transceiver (LVS)
- Avalanche shovel
- Avalanche probe
- First aid kit
- Bivy sack
- Headlamp
- Provisions
- Maps of the area
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