Parked the Car at Rettensteinhütte 1310 m 4297 ft. which of course was closed already for the Season as everything else, I had the Mountain literally all to my Self. Good and well signed Trail up until reaching the West Ridge where a light Scrambling is required, Had to use my Hands on a few occasions but nothing really difficult alternating between Rocks and Dwarf Pines all the way to the Summit with a Trigpoint and the Summit Cross a bit Lower with Register. Went over the Summit and in a Northerly Direction towards Hoher Dachstein on my descent which is slow and tedious because of the Steep and Loose Gravel (Not recommended on Ascent). All the way down to Sulzenhals 1821 m 5973 ft. The remaining Path down goes over gentle Meadows passing several Alp Huts reached the Forest Road below which got me back to my Car, Great Half Day Tour with Amazing Views between Hoher Dachstein and Bischofmuetze.

Hiking/Backpacking

Salzburg, Austria

time : Nov 5, 2024 10:47 AM

duration : 3h 25m 56s

distance : 7 mi

total_ascent : 3018 ft

highest_point : 7353 ft

avg_speed : 2.2 mi/h

user_id : Nuernbergerchef1

user_firstname : Josef

user_lastname : Nuernberger

Parked the Car at Rettensteinhütte 1310 m 4297 ft. which of course was closed already for the Season as everything else, I had the Mountain literally all to my Self. Good and well signed Trail up until reaching the West Ridge where a light Scrambling is required, Had to use my Hands on a few occasions but nothing really difficult alternating between Rocks and Dwarf Pines all the way to the Summit with a Trigpoint and the Summit Cross a bit Lower with Register. Went over the Summit and in a Northerly Direction towards Hoher Dachstein on my descent which is slow and tedious because of the Steep and Loose Gravel (Not recommended on Ascent). All the way down to Sulzenhals 1821 m 5973 ft. The remaining Path down goes over gentle Meadows passing several Alp Huts reached the Forest Road below which got me back to my Car, Great Half Day Tour with Amazing Views between Hoher Dachstein and Bischofmuetze.