Grimming-Donnersbachtal

Skitour to Feldl

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Tour description

The ski tour to Feldl is a ski tour in the easy to moderate difficulty segment. Part of the tour runs along the Spechtensee lift piste, offering at least some groomed downhill runs. On the way to Feldl, you then follow alpine paths, through high forests, and along the somewhat more open summit ridge to the summit of Feldl at 1,696 m.

The tour

moderate

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Starting and end point

Tour characteristics

Fitness (3/6)

Skills (2/6)

Information

Distance: 7.2 km

Duration: 1 h 40 min

Ascent: 595 m

Descent: 595 m

highest point: 1696 m

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Map, elevation profile & further information

From the parking lot, climb along the edge of the ski slope to the Spechtensee lift mountain station. Alternatively, you can comfortably take the Spechtensee lift for the first few meters. On the right side of the exit, climb through the sparse forest and head northwest after the pulley at the end of the lift. Passing the snow-covered pond, you'll reach the marked summer trail toward Hechlstein in just a few minutes and the "Grantsch-lfong" trail junction. From here, follow the marked summer trails northeast until you reach an alpine hut in a small open area. Straight up to the left of the hut, you'll reach summer trail #297, along which you'll traverse east to the Hochtor. You'll eventually ascend along the ridge to the summit – keep an eye on the cornices along the ridge. The descent follows the same route as the ascent.

From the Ennstalbundesstraße B320 in Trautenfels direction Ausseerland turn onto the Salzkammergutstraße B145. Shortly before Tauplitz turn in the direction of Wörschachwald and follow the signs to Spechtenseelift. Parking is available at the parking lot Spechtenseelift.

There is no public transport to Wörschachwald.

For your own good, the environment's well-being, and that of your mountaineering companions, we advise you to prepare well for your tours and pack the appropriate equipment. To ensure your safety, you should always have the following with you:

Avalanche transceiver (LVS), shovel and probe
Cell phone
First aid kit
Sunglasses for the ascent, ski goggles and helmet for the descent
Warm gloves, possibly light gloves for the ascent
Vest and hood for changing
Thermos with a warm drink, e.g., tea and a granola bar

Alternatively, you can use the Spechtensee lift for the first part of the ascent!Mountain sports and the assessment of the situation on site are primarily your own responsibility - even more so in winter. Tourism associations and avalanche warning services assume no liability for the information provided.

Check the weather and avalanche situation before every ski tour at www.lawine-steiermark.at
The use of the tour description is at your own risk and responsibility.
Don't go on a ski tour alone. It's more fun together anyway!
Always be risk-conscious and respond to danger signs!
Observe existing regulations, such as hunting and wildlife sanctuaries, reforestation areas, and young growth areas.
Always keep your cell phone fully charged. Have you saved the emergency numbers? Mountain rescue: 140.
If you have no reception, remove your SIM card and call 112.