High alpine crossing, where you can choose between two grand departure variants.

Statistics

1

day +

1,608

m

1,606

m

33

max°

Difficulty

FATMAP difficulty grade

Difficult

Description

The trip to the Hinterer Seelenkogel 3470m from the Rotmoostal is a high alpine crossing, where you can choose between two grand departure variants.

The descent along the ascent trail is no less spectacular and skitechnically just as challenging as the variation over the column-wide waterfall ferry.

For both descent possibilities it is necessary from the start very safe avalanche conditions. Recommended Ski Mountaineering EquipmentThe "standard ski mountaineering equipment" is: touring skis with touring bindings, telescopic poles, climbing skins, ski crampons, digital avalanche transceivers, avalanche shovel, avalanche sample, firstaid kit and mobile phone.

A "complete glacier equipment set" contains: sit harness, two prusik loops of different lengths and ascenders, two HMS biners, icepick, climbing irons and rope.

Pack your rucksack carefully and don't forget extra clothes for the descent, sun protection/cream, cold protection, enough food and drink.

If you stay overnight at a mountain hut take toiletry articles and a hut sleeping bag with you! LEVELS OF DIFFICULTYEasy: Short or moderately long tours, always easy, with ascents not steeper than 25° or slightly steeper only on short sections.Intermediate: Moderately long or long tours of intermediate difficulty with ascents up to 35° or slightly steeper only on short sections.Difficult: Very challenging and long or very long tours with ascents that can exceed 40°, comprising also climbing sections up to difficulty grade II (UIAA).