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Karlspitze 2.212 m - Ski tour

Accessible by public transport

Characteristics

Skill

Fitness

The tour in numbers

Level of difficulty medium

Route 8,7 km

Time 4:00 h

Uphill 1210 hm

Downhill 1210 hm

Highest point 2212 m

Beautiful ski tour in the Sölktäler and Kleinsölk.

An impressive view over the Sölktäler awaits you on the Karlspitz: the tour to the summit first leads into the Bröckelgraben, then southwards and finally steeply up through the forest to the Bröckelalm at 1,670 m. Here you keep to the left to continue in hairpin bends up towards the saddle and to the right to the summit.

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More information

Route to Kleinsölk: Follow the road to Kleinsölk and continue through the village. The road narrows here. About 11 km after the Stein/Enns junction in Hinterwald, follow a wooden sign to the left down to the "Mössner" inn. Follow the road to the first junction to the left - park on the right at the roadside.

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Ascent: After the bridge along the Bröcklgraben, leave the ditch at approx. 1140 m and head south. Then slightly right steeper through the forest. Several times crossing the forest path you reach the Bröcklalm (1,670 m). From here, keep slightly left in sharp bends through the sparse forest. From the forest line keep towards Scharte and turn right to the summit.

Descent: Same as ascent. From the Bröcklhütte keep along the forest path.

You can rent ski touring and safety equipment from Sport 2000 Mandl in Gröbming

Arrival at Stein/Enns train station with ÖBB.
Cab Stefan Mayer: +43 676 54 09 858

Parking available just before “Gehöft Bröckl”.

Mountain guide from the region: www.schladming-dachstein.at/bergführer

More information is available at the tourist office Schladming Dachstein - Info point Nature Park Sölktäler:

Phone: +43 3687 23310 501
info@schladming-dachstein.at
Stein an der Enns 107
8961 Sölk

Schladming-Dachstein Ski-Tours available at all information offices in the region.