Haus-Aich

Via ferrata Peter

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Tour description

This via ferrata is one of the younger ones in the via ferrata garden and, at 420 metres, offers a considerable length. The start is the same as the Franz via ferrata, but then continues to the right to the exit just below the Stoderzinken summit. This via ferrata is dedicated to the writer Peter Rosegger, who explored Gröbming's local mountain at the beginning of the 20th century and recorded his memories in writing. The Peter Rosegger Monument was erected on the Stoderzinken in his honour.

Note: The practice via ferratas Karl, Julius, Emil and David can be easily combined with the Franz or Peter via ferrata in the form of a warm-up via ferrata.

Times:

Via Ferrata - 1:15 h
Time to Base - 0:30 h
Time from Top - 0:35 h
Total - 2:15 h

The tour

open

moderate

Starting point Parket Place Steinerhaus Stoderzinken

Destination A few steps up to the hiking trail that leads to the summit.

Tour characteristics

Fitness (3/6)

Information

Distance: 3.53 km

Duration: 2 h 15 min

Ascent: 200 m

Descent: 200 m

highest point: 2014 m

Best season

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Map, elevation profile & further information

Approach:

Pass the Steinerhaus, follow the gravel road downhill to the Stoderhütte and follow the signposted path to the Friedenskircherl on the right. The entrance is approx. 30 metres after the Friedenskircherl by the sign on the right.

Descent:

From the exit, walk uphill to the signposted Stoderzinken hiking trail. From here, descend to the car park or continue to the Stoderzinken summit with a 15-minute walk.

on the B320 to Gröbming and then the Stoderstraße or Maustraße on the Stoderzinken.parking spot Steinerhaus Stoderzinken

Via ferrata climbing is a demanding sport in the middle of wonderful, rough nature. Please note some rules for your safety: Via ferrata tours are exhausting and require stamina, a head for heights and surefootedness. 2. Always use a via ferrata set and a helmet and hang it in the safety rope. Many mountain rescue operations are due to carelessness and bad weather. 3. Many tours are all day. Always include the possibility of a sudden change in the weather in your daily planning. Pay particular attention to clothing and provisions. 4. Always behave considerately. Respect other climbers and inform about dangers. 5. Treat nature with care! Tour at your own risk! No liability whatsoever is assumed with regard to any alpine dangers that may arise or occur (weather, etc.). Alpine emergency call Mountain rescue 140 Europe emergency 112 Complete via ferrata set and helmet.

Ascent to the Stoderzinken summit cross (2,048m) - fantastic view over the Enns valley.Ascent to the Stoderzinken summit cross (2,048m) - fantastic view over the Enns valley.

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