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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).

The Zwieselbachjoch, at 2,868 m, connects the Winnebachseehütte and the Schweinfurter Hütte. I was here on July 9, 1925, with about 30 cm of fresh snow. In good conditions, it's usually a pass that's easily accessible without any major difficulties, but for me this morning, the climb from the Winnebachseehütte was a strenuous one. I'm alone and the first one up.

The Zwölfernieder is a 2,300-meter-high pass below the Elferspitze. It connects the Pinnistal with the Stubai Valley.

Very nice pass, I agree with the previous speakers here. If anyone is looking for a special challenge, you can try the Kühtai Rodeo. Here is the official link: https://www.kuehtai.info/kuehtai-rodeo

Beautiful 🤩 Pro-tip: if you are coming up the east side, bring your lights with for visibility as some of the passes which are cut into the mountain are a bit dark.

What is missing on the ascent to Kühtai - the serpentines - is an advantage on the descent. Here you can really let your hair down. Be careful with the pasture grates. It is a good idea to have lights in the tunnels.

A simple transition, but very beautiful. You can see it clearly in the video here (blue link with start time): https://youtu.be/kCkJmW_ECzU?si=qUalBgYoHN18lPtT&t=390

It is a spectacular port with wonderful alpine views from its summit. It is worth doing it from any of its 3 sides. For me, an unknown, like many of the ports in Austria; now, one of my favorite ports without a doubt. I have the challenge of climbing it from 2 sides. I will return without a doubt. I leave you the link of the port profile published by @cyclingcols. http://www.cyclingcols.com/col/Kuhtai