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Hufeisentour in den Sarntaler Alpen – Etappe 1

Mountain tour · Bolzano and environs
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  • Hofschenke Tengler
    Hofschenke Tengler
    Photo: Peter Warasin, AVS Referat Bergsport & HG
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Distance 13.6 km
6:00 h
1,670 m
386 m
2,382 m
973 m
Erste Etappe der Hufeisentour von Sarnthein zum Rittner Horn Haus

Die Hufeisentour in den Sarntaler Alpen ist ein Muss für jeden ambitionierten Bergsteiger. Unser Weg führt durch die wunderschöne, zum Großteil naturbelassene Landschaft, wie man sie heute kaum noch irgendwo findet. Die erste Etappe führt von Sarnthein hinauf über das Schartl (wer möchte kann den kurzen Aufstieg zur Sarner Scharte noch mitnehmen) zum Gasteiger Sattel. Übernachtet wird im Rittner Horn Haus, das ein wenig südlich der Runde liegt.

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Profile picture of Svenja Trachte Author Svenja Trachte 
 “They take pictures of the mountain climbers at the top of the mountain. They don’t take pictures along the way cause who wants to remember the relentless climb, the pain and anguish of taking it to the next level – nobody takes pictures of that, nobody wants to remember. We just want to remember the view from the top, the breathtaking moment at the edge of the world. That’s what keeps us climbing and it’s worth the pain, that’s the crazy part. It’s worth anything.“ – Anonymous

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