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In front of this summit cross that crowns the Frauenalpe, the following thoughts from Pope Francis may be helpful to one or another who lingers at the top after the climb: "In the resurrection of Christ, each of our destinies finds its place in the infinite horizon of eternity. Only from his death and resurrection can we be certain that nothing will be able to separate us from the love of God [as the Apostle Paul writes in his letter to the Romans, chapter 8]. From this great hope comes every other glimmer of light with which we can overcome the trials and obstacles of life. And not only that: the Risen One also walks with us and becomes our companion, as with the disciples of Emmaus."

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Very worth seeing, you have to see it

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You can also spend the night in the hut. It is usually open from the beginning of May to the end of October and from the beginning of December to the end of March.

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Many paths lead up from all valleys

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A culinary highlight on every tour to Frauenalpe and always worth a stop!

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Depending on your condition, it takes about 2 to 3 hours from the parking lot at Prebersee to the summit of the Preber. The ascent is very smooth and safe and easy to manage even for beginners Upstairs has my breathtaking view If you like, you can walk west along the ridge in the direction of Roteck. The path to the junction is not entirely harmless, and sure-footedness and a head for heights are a prerequisite! But it is also doable for inexperienced people with caution. (If you like, you can still go to the Rotec. Unfortunately, the ascent to the Roteck is not marked and is only recommended for experienced hikers). It then goes down into the valley via the Prebertal, a beautiful and easy descent with spectacular views. At the end don't forget to look up again to realize where you were

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Good shoes recommended. Waterfall must see up to the bridge. Then be sportingly prepared.

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The border between Styria and Salzburg runs over the Gstoder summit. Therefore, the Gstoder is also called the "border guard". On a clear day, at 2,140 m above sea level, you have a breathtaking view of the surrounding mountains from the Niedere Tauern in the north to the Karawanken in the south.

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