Vorderer Seelenkogel - Obergurgl

The route from the Redmoostal is often commemorated to a height of 2800m, as it follows the route to the icecock 3233m. The Eiskögele 3233m is one of the most popular ski mountaineers in the area around Obergurgl. The route from the Rotmoostal is not only a day trip, but also as a transition to the Langtaleregghütte 2430m, or many touring skiers still take the icebergs 3233m on their way from the Langtaleregghütte 2430m back to Obergurgl.

As a result, the slopes of the icebergs 3233m over the Hangererferner down into the Rotmoostal. From the valley, a good 1380 meters of altitude can be overcome. In the case of favorable avalanche conditions, especially in the spring, when the western slopes at the Hohen Mut 2659m are severely dented in the morning, you can save yourself a good 300 altitude climb. Take the train "Mut Mut I + II" up to the Hohen Mut 2659m and then you have to drive 400 meters into the Rotmoostal over 35 ° to 40 ° steep terrain. In this case, you will be able to start in Obergurgl at the earliest, but a delayed start on the northern slopes of the Vorderer Seelsenkogel 3286m is usually not a major problem with regard to the daily warming. The departure from the Hohenmut 2659m into the Rotmoostal Should not be underestimated. The danger of avalanches must be taken into account when using pulleys. A good skiing season or good skiing skills is necessary in the case of hard snowing in spring. From the Rotmoostal, one of the most delicate passages of the tour begins with the avalanche danger. The 200-meter-high and 35-degree, sometimes even 40-degree, steep north slope up to the Kar of the iceberg 3233m requires absolutely stable avalanche conditions. In addition, the possibility of self-tripping of avalanches must always be considered from the northeast flank of the Hangerer 3020m. Afterwards it goes over beautiful and not too steeply inclined terrain up to an altitude of 2800m, where is located approximately the Hangerersee. But here the two ascent routes separate. We are now heading south-east over softly inclined, as well as beautifully cobbled terrain, whereby we gain for the time only little. We are increasingly touching the tongue of that part of the Hanger beetle, which flows from the Northkar at the Vorderer Seelsenkogel 3286m to the valley. We are heading for an easy access to which we reach a further glacier surface of the Hangerbeferner at the northeast flank of the Vorderer Seelsenkogel 3286m. Due to the warming of the climate, the surface of the ice grows steadily further, so that the glacier slopes can be further and more problematic on this steep, steep glacier slope. After coping with this upturn, we are able to get to the ice-free east flank of our tour area without any problems. Here we make height and try to get to the beginning of the north back. At this point, we can climb a few more heights with skied-on skis. Shortly before the summit, however, is finished and the last meters are partly in the foot, partly in easy climbing (post II difficulty). Also the terrain on the last meters shows that this tour should be very safe avalanche conditions should prevail and the spring is basically the best time for this. If such conditions already apply for a climb, then in this case it is probably also possible to choose a different departure variant, which is much more ski-friendly, in the upper part of the tour. From the beginning of the northern bridge, you will cross the north side of the Soderenkogel at the north end of the Haren River, where you will pass the northern part of the Hanger River. Here the snow conditions are usually more favorable and one finds also in the spring always Pulverschnee. A descent in the upper area along the ascent trail would also make some descent into the niece through crossings. In the north you can choose a direct departure line.