Mountain hikes Berwang - Roter Stein from Berwang via Älpeletal

Lermoos / Lechtal Alps
Schwierigkeitsgrad: difficult
Streckenlänge: 5.6 km
Dauer: 4:15 h

Mountain tour via the valley Älpeletal up to the Roter Stein

Toureninformation

  • Anforderung: difficult
  • Länge: 5.6 km
  • Dauer: 4:15 h
  • Höhenmeter Bergauf:1,063 hm
  • Höhenmeter Bergab:0 hm
Höchster Punkt2,366 m

Ausgangspunkt

Berwang - Car park Sonnalmbahn

Endpunkt

Roter Stein
  • Kondition 5 / 6
  • Technik 5 / 6

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Wegbeschaffenheit

Gravel path, sometimes exposed and rocky terrain

Ausrüstung

Appropriate clothing, sturdy shoes, rain protection, sun protection, hiking poles, sufficient water. No climbing equipment required.
Quelle: Tiroler Zugspitz Arena

Beschreibung

The demanding hike to the Roter Stein begins at the car park Sonnalmbahn at the entrance of Berwang opposite the chairlift Berwanger Sonnalmbahn. Follow the road uphill towards the center of the village to the Heimatmuseum. Turn left there and follow the paved road, keep right after about 50 meters and go into the district Gröben. Pass the village Gröben until the road turns into a wide gravel path. Here the hiking trail no. 612 rises slightly through the valley Älpelestal along the brook Älpelesbach up to the Älpele 1.663 m. Once there, there is a crossing. The path continues in the left direction, signposted Roter Stein (on the right you get to the Joch and the Hönig mountain). Now the path runs steeply uphill (only for experienced hikers) through rocky terrain to the summit Roter Stein 2.366 m.

Descent options:
- the same way back through the Älpelestal to Gröben / Berwang
- Descent to Bichlbächle
- Descent via Hönig and Kögele to Berwang / Rinnen / Brand

IMPORTANT NOTES:
●   Stay on the marked hiking trails
●   Keep your distance from grazing animals
●   Be aware of the mountain hut opening hours
●   Alpine emergency call: 140
 

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