Backcountry ski route at the foot of the Rötelstein

Before the toll station, turn right over the bridge of the Warm Mandling and first very flat, then steeper to the east over the beautiful slope that leads between two wooded areas to the Rettenstein hut (serviced, closed Mondays). Pass it and continue flat. The abandoned ski slope then makes a large bend to the right to the so-called Hundsegg. In the middle section there is a reforestation zone, but there is enough space to the left and right of it to ascend or descend without trees. From the no longer existing top station of the lift, the route can be extended by a short section to the edge of the forest. In this area, under extreme conditions, there could possibly be slab avalanche danger.
The descent follows the ascent route, or you can use the narrow clearing of the former lift track. In the lowest part, you can choose another very nice slope on the right next to the ascent slope for the descent.

Going on a route without proper preparation and equipment is reckless. Not only is your own life carelessly risked, but also that of your mountain companions who are in the same region. 

What you must have on the route: avalanche transceiver, mobile phone, shovel, avalanche probe, first aid kit, sufficient food and drinks, possibly additional clothing to change into.

On the day of the route: read the avalanche report and weather report and check what impact they have on the planned route - possibly adjust or cancel the route. Are all participants physically fit and healthy enough to complete the route? If not, adjust or cancel the route.

Read the avalanche report!

All information has been collected with the greatest care. Use is solely at your own risk and responsibility.

No liability is accepted for any accidents or damages of any kind.