Haus-Aich

Via Ferrata Hilde

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Tour description

The Hilde via ferrata, built in 2022, is currently the longest and most challenging via ferrata on the Stoderzinken with a climbing distance of approx. 700 metres. The 2nd steep section is partly overhanging and therefore a key section. The effort required is limited thanks to the many large clamps. From the exit, directly on the hiking trail to the Stoderzinken, it is only a few minutes to the summit.

Note:

A very well-designed via ferrata, very strenuous and exposed in places. Caution: Not suitable for inexperienced climbers and children!

Times:

Via Ferrata - 2:30 h
Time to Base - 0:25 h
Time from Top - 0:35 h
Total - 3:30 h

The tour

moderate

Starting and end point Rosemi Alm

Tour characteristics

Fitness (3/6)

Information

Distance: 3.95 km

Duration: 3 h 30 min

Ascent: 458 m

Descent: 457 m

highest point: 2048 m

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Map, elevation profile & further information

Approach:

25 min. from the car park to the Rosemialm and continue eastwards to hiking trail no. 675. Turn right downhill to the toll road, after the bend turn left on the red marked hiking trail steeply downhill to a small hut below a climbing garden. Take the wide gravel path on the left for approx. 200 metres uphill to the junction "Zustiegssteiglein Hilde-Klettersteig". Finally, cross a scree field to a rock face and descend along it briefly to the entry point (large tree).

Descent:

35 min. via the marked Stoderzinken hiking trail towards Steinerhaus. At the Stoderhütte, turn left downhill via hiking trail no. 675, or directly back to the Rosemialm via the alpine pasture area.

Von der B 320 nach Gröbming Ortsmitte abbiegen und den Schildern Richtung Stoderzinken folgen. Es geht 9 km lang die Stoderzinken Alpenstraße hinauf bis zum Parkplatz der Rosemi Alm.

Kostenfreier Parkplatz

Via ferrata is a challenging sport in the midst of beautiful, rugged nature. Please follow a few rules for your safety:

1. via ferrata tours are strength-sapping and require stamina, a head for heights and surefootedness.2. always use a via ferrata set and a helmet and attach them to the safety rope. Many mountain rescue operations are due to carelessness and bad weather.3. many tours are all-day. Always take into account the possibility of a change in the weather when planning the day. Especially consider clothing and provisions.4. always behave considerately. Respect other climbers and inform them about dangers. 5.5. treat nature with care!

Tour at your own risk! No liability whatsoever is accepted for any alpine hazards that may occur (weather, etc.).

Alpine emergency callMountain rescue 140Europe emergency call 112

Complete via ferrata equipment consisting of:

Helmet, harness, via ferrata set

Take enough water with you!

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