Großer Bösenstein - a classic in the Rottenmanner Tauern mountains
- Brief description
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The ski tour on the Großer Bösenstein is one of the most beautiful in the Murtal region. The highest mountain around Hohentauern rewards with a magnificent panorama: from Triglav to Glockner
- Difficulty
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medium
- Rating
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- Starting point
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Parking lot Scheibelalm
- Route
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Scheibelalm0.2 kmGroßer Bösenstein (2,448 m)3.7 km
- Best season
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AugSepOctNovDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJul
- Description
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From the parking lot of the Edelrautehütte it is actually not so far to the highest peak of the Murtal region, the Bösenstein - "only" about 800 meters in altitude.
The tour leads across the alpine pastures, through an old Swiss stone pine forest, and hopefully under snow-covered mountain pines to the Gr. Scheiblsee. Already here you can appreciate the beauty of this landscape. In the direction of view the crystalline of the Bösensteine, in the back the mighty Gesäuseberge.
Behind the Scheiblsee it goes over some steeper steps and slope crossings up into the Elendkar. On one side, the Kleine Bösenstein rises, on the other side you can already see the summit cross of the Großer Bösenstein. Over a steep slope you reach the Elendscharte in a few hairpin bends. After setting up the ski depot, you climb over the ridge to the summit of the 2448m high Bösenstein.
Crampons should be with you, hairpin bends cannot be a problem!
- Directions
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From the parking lot of the Edelrautehütte, go either along the summer trail or in the sense of the ascent to the left of it (southeast) across open meadows to the Großer Scheiblsee. Along the right shore of the lake and in the area of the almost rear end of the lake up over the small steep step (alder bushes with little snow) to the foot of the Rote Rinne. Now in a southwesterly direction up over a steep step. At about 2000m the route turns to the NW. Now you are "1 floor" below the Elendkar. This can be reached either by crossing the slope on the right side (NE). Often here it is easier to take the crampons out of the backpack and use them! There is also the possibility to walk in the flat valley floor to the foot of the Kleiner Bösenstein. At the end of the flat bottom you climb to the right (NE) over a steep step, thus after again meets the previously described route (after the traverse) at the beginning of the Elendkares. The route continues in a northwesterly direction into the Elendkar.
The steep ascent to Elendscharte covers a good 100 meters in altitude. Some hairpin bends are necessary. To install crampons is often good. In or shortly after the Elendscharte a ski depot is reached. Via the summit ridge you reach the summit of the 2448m high Bösenstein.
Descent as ascent
- Highest point
- 2,436 m
- Endpoint
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summit Großer Bösenstein
- Exposition
- Height profile
- Equipment
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Emergency equipment: Burial tool, shovel, probe. First aid kit, 2 man bivy sack, tape, headlamp Signal cartridges, storm fuse, candle Tools (Leatherman) Wax for skis and/or skins crampons Thermos bottle or normal drinking bottle Clothes, suitable for the weather Gloves, spare gloves Hood sunscreen, sunglasses, goggles topographic map of the area GPS drink, food
- Safety instructions
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You are in alpine terrain on every ski tour, therefore alpine dangers must be taken into account.
Consistent tour planning is required for every tour:
Weather report: www.zamg.at , www.alpenverein.at , www.yr.no
Avalanche situation report: www.lawine.at
The avalanche situation always depends on the current conditions. Ascent and descent tracks must be carefully planned and selected.
From the Scheiblsee, pay attention to a possible avalanche danger in the steep steps. The ascent from Elendkar to Elendscharte is clearly steeper than 30°.
Pay attention to possible information boards on site, observe wildlife rest zones!
Give someone your tour destination with the planned return.
Avalanche seminars, ski technique courses for ski tourers and guided tours:
- Tips
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Often the Kleine Bösenstein offers better snow. In the Elendkar you can decide: Big or Small or both!
Tip: Stop Edelrautehütte
- Additional information
- Directions
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from the north
On the A9, the Pyhrnautobahn, take the Trieben exit. From there, take the B114 in the direction of Judenburg to Hohentauern. At the top of the pass turn right and follow the signs to the Edelrautehütte.
The road to the Edelrautehütte is a toll road: € 8.00/car, € 40.00/bus, discount with Hohentauern guest card
from the south
Via the S36, the Murtalschnellstraße to Judenburg, continue on the B 317 to the junction of the B114 in the direction of Liezen. Follow the road until Hohentauern (about 35 km). At the top of the pass turn left and follow the signs to the Edelrautehütte.
The road to the Edelrautehütte is a toll road: € 8,00/car, € 40,00/bus, discount with Hohentauern guest card.
- Public transportation
- Parking
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Parking lot Scheibelalm
- Author
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The tour Großer Bösenstein - a classic in the Rottenmanner Tauern mountains is used by outdooractive.com provided.
General info
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Gesäuse
193
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Grimming - Donnersbachtal
116
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Hohentauern
38