Naviser Kreuzjöchl (2,536 m)

Navis / Tux Alps
Route length: 4.3 km
Duration: 3:00 h

Adventurous ascent over the broad ridge ridge. Wonderful descents attract tourers to this mountain. When it snows, you have to get up early to make your first tracks here. A stop at the Naviser Hütte or the Stöcklalm is well worth it!

Tour information

  • Length: 4.3 km
  • Duration: 3:00 h
  • Elevation uphill:1,140 hm
  • Elevation downhill:0 hm
Highest point2,534 m

Starting point

parking area Schranzberg (chargeable)

Finishing point

Naviser Kreuzjöchl

Equipment

Ski touring equipment with shovel, search probe, avalanche transceiver, tea, drinks, snacks, money
Source: TVB Wipptal

Description

The starting point is the Schranzberg parking area (chargeable), from where you can either ascend via the toboggan run or a shorter route via the marked summer trail to the Naviser Hütte. Continue along the path to the Stöcklalm, from there it is a fairly straight ascent, then further up turn right in the direction of Weirichtseck. Once there, climb along a ridge until you reach a crest on the left (cross) and then turn right over another ridge. At the top, continue along the ridge to the pre-peak, here descend a few metres and then over the last ridge to the summit cross.

Descend as you did on the ascent.

Nearby huts and mountain restaurants

  • Naviser Hut

    Opening hours:open
    Place:Navis
    :Alpine pasture / hut / mountain restaurant

Getting here

  • Parking

    At Matrei am Brenner, turn off into the Navistal valley to the east and drive to the end of the valley where the church is located. There, turn left over a bridge and continue straight on for a short distance until you reach a pay parking area.
    Parking area Schranzberg (chargeable) in Navis

Weather

Today

light rain showers
11°C/3°C
60%2.3l0 km/h

Thu

mainly clear
9°C/-1°C
0%0l0 km/h

Fri

clear sky
9°C/-2°C
0%0l0 km/h
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