Difficulty:
medium
Length:
57.0 km
Duration:
25:00 h
Elevation uphill:
3,740 m
Ridge crossing to the Bergersee Hütte
After the Lasörlinghütte you have 3 possible options: Either you take the Bergeralm variant. This is particularly suitable in early summer, as there are often still snowfields at the higher crossings. Alternatively, you can take the long, more demanding Neuen Reichenberger Hütte route. This is only recommended for persevering, experienced mountaineers. The classic route leads via the Berger Törl to the Berger See Hütte. The ascent here is quite steep and demanding, as you will often find snowfields in the upper area, directly after the Törl. The approach to the Törl is secured by a steel rope. However, sure-footedness is absolutely necessary and the carrying of crampons or Grödeln is absolutely recommended when crossing the steep snowfields north of the Berger Törl.
The mountain lake directly after the crossing is often covered in snow and ice until early summer. Finally, you reach the Bergersee Hütte via a mighty valley step.
