슈타인제 최고의 등산 경로

Very pretty but as with all such glaciers receding quickly

Relatively easy but in shadow early on so can be cold &/or damp

Alpine adventure with a glacier view! From the Umpol parking lot (2,111 m), the route leads directly onto the varied via ferrata (K4/B/C) 🧗‍♂️ – from moderate passages to the slightly overhanging crux (optional) 💪🔗. The view of the Steingletscher and peaks like the Sustenhorn and Vorder Tierberg is simply breathtaking 🤩❄️. After the exit, a marked trail leads through scree and rocky ledges up to the Tierberglihütte SAC (2,795 m) 🛖☀️ – a perfect place for a break with a stunning panorama 🏞️. Descend via the Alpine hiking trail (white, blue, white) back to the parking lot. 📌 Facts & Figures 🥾 Distance: approx. 4.5 km ⏱️ Duration: 4–5 hours (total) ⛰ Elevation Gain: approx. 680 m ⚠️ Difficulty: K4/B/C, T3 – surefooted, free from vertigo, and full via ferrata equipment required! 🎒🪢

Total time for both sections of the via ferrata is 4.5 hours, of which the via ferrata takes 2.5 hours, the further section to the hut takes 30 minutes, and the descent takes 1.5 hours.

The via ferrata, an alternative to the approach from the Tierbergli Hut, takes place against a wonderful Alpine backdrop. This is where the first stage of the via ferrata starts. It is a very scenic ferrata, although the course is not very uniform: the first section is mostly K2, at most K3, but with a tough crux quite high up (K4). The route includes a loop over lots of scree and moderately steep rock to a slightly overhanging wall section, which is quite challenging as a crux despite the ample protection. After the first stage, the descent takes a T3 hiking route back to the starting point (car park). The second section is somewhat more difficult than the first. At the top, you can get food and drink at the Tierbergli Hut. The total time for both sections is 4.5 hours, of which both sections of the via ferrata take 2.5 hours, the walk to the hut takes 30 minutes, and the descent takes 1.5 hours.

The via ferrata, an alternative to the approach from the Tierbergli Hut, takes place against a stunning Alpine backdrop. At this point, you can exit the first stage and descend via a T3 hiking route back to the starting point (parking lot). This point also marks the start of the second section of the via ferrata. The second section is somewhat more difficult than the first. The second section is predominantly K3 with scree sections in between. Only attempt this route in good weather; in wet (or icy) conditions, the blocky rocks are dangerously slippery. At the top, you can get food and drink at the Tierbergli Hut.

You are at the top of the Tierbärgli, at an altitude of 2,800 metres. But more than the summit, the star here is called the Stein Glacier. In front of you, it presents itself in all its splendour.

of course everything needed to cross an ice