ランゲンフェルトの峠・トップ20

オーストリアとイタリアの間のティメルスヨッホにある彫刻された境界石と1966年の年号。

A relatively straightforward ascent via the Hohe Egg and the west ridge with occasional easy scrambling (I). The ascent or descent via the east ridge is prone to rockfall due to loose scree ⚠️ and is technically more demanding (II).

Great tour

Lovely path and kains!

The Beiljoch, also called Peiljoch, is a narrow alpine pass above the Dresdner Hütte. The approach to the pass is secured with wire ropes due to its partially exposed areas. Concentration and surefootedness are required on the climb! Once you reach the pass, you have a beautiful view of the Sulzenausee, which is the end of the Sulzenauferner. Ice floes are constantly floating in the deep blue water.

Crossing the Pitztaler Jöchl is clearly one of the highlights of crossing the Alps on the E 5. A head for heights and surefootedness are essential. Weatherproof clothing - even in summer, temperatures here at 2,995 m are often around freezing.

Rockier terrain awaits you at the Pitztaler Jöchl, both on the ascent and the descent. Many passages are secured. If there is (still) snow and you can no longer see any markings, you should be careful. Be aware that the ground can slip if you move on the scree.

From the starting point, the flat farm track leads to the Gletscherstube. Continue left to climb to the Braunschweiger Hütte. The rocky waterfall path leads steeply up the glacier break to the foot of the Mittelbergfernerbruch. From there, the arduous and very steep climb to the hut begins, partly over steps. Along this arduous path, you have a fantastic view of the surrounding glacier world. A very good path leads up to the Pitztaler Jöchl. The view from there of the surrounding peaks and glaciers is worth seeing. You return to the valley via the same route. Good fitness and surefootedness are required! The way back follows the same path.