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25 May 2011
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Third
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272
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25 May 2011

Trekking in the Stubai Alps

Walking the Stubai Rucksack Route and the Stubai Glacier Tour by Allan Hartley

An essential guidebook for anyone trekking the scenic Stubai Alps, in the Austria Tyrol. Two multi-day hut to hut hikes are described. The Stubai Rucksack Route links eight huts without crossing glaciers or difficult passes, whereas the challenging Stubai Glacier Tour involves much glacier work. Both treks easily fit into a two week holiday. More...

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Introduction

Villages of the Stubai and Stubaital
When to Go
Getting to Austria
Places to Stay
About Innsbruck
Tourist Offices
Post and Post Offices
Places to Leave Luggage
Taking Children
Emergencies, Mountain Rescue and Insurance
The Austrian Alpine Club
About Huts
Using this Guide
Maps and Guidebooks
Alpine Walking Skills and Equipment
Kit List
Mountain Guides

Stubai Rucksack Route and Round Tour

Introduction

Alternative Start
Stage 1A:  Mieders to Klostergasthof Maria Waldrast
Ascent of Serles and Lampermahd Spitze from Klostergasthof Maria Waldrast
Stage 1B:  Klostergasthof Maria Waldrast to the Padasterjoch Haus
Stage 1C:  Padasterjoch Haus to the Innsbrucker Hut           

Main Route
Stage 1:  Neder to the Innsbrucker Hut            
Ascent of the Habicht from the Innsbrucker Hut                                               
Ascent of the Kalkwand from the Innsbrucker Hut                                               
Stage 2:  Innsbrucker Hut to the Bremer Hut
Stage 3:  Bremer Hut to the Nuernburger Hut via Simmingjochl
Ascent of the Ostlicher Feuerstein from the Simmingjochl
Ascent of the Aperer Feuerstein from the Simmingjochl
Stage 4:  Nuernburger Hut to the Sulzenau Hut                       
Stage 4A:  Via the Niederl           
Stage 4B:  Via ascent of the Mair Spitze           
Stage 4C:  Via ascent of the Wilder Freiger           
Stage 5:  Sulzenau Hut to the Dresdner Hut                                               
Stage 5A:  Via the Peiljoch                                   
Stage 5B:  Via the Grosser Trogler                                               
Ascent of the Schaufel Spitze from the Dresdner Hut
Stage 6:  Dresdner Hut to the Neue Regensburger Hut via the Grawagrubenneider                       
Stage 7:  Neue Regensburger Hut to the Franz Senn Hut via the Schrimmenneider            
Ascent to the Rinnen See from the Franz Senn Hut
Ascent of the Sommerwand from the Franz Senn Hut
Ascent of the Lisenser Ferner Kogel from the Franz Senn Hut
Stage 8:  Franz Senn to the Starkenburger Hut
Ascent of Hoher Burgstall from the Starkenburger Hut
Stage 9:  Starkenburger Hut to Neustift                                               

Alternative Finish
Stage 9A:  Starkenburger Hut to Fulpmes

The Stubai Glacier Tour (Hoehen Weg)

Introduction

Stage 1:  Milders to the Franz Senn Hut
Stage 2:  Franz Senn Hut to the Amberger Hut via the Wildgrat Scharte
Ascent of the Schrankogel from the Schwarzenberg Ferner glacier                       
Stage 3:  Amberger Hut to the Hoch Stubai Hut via the Wuetenkar Sattel
Stage 4:  Hoch Stubai Hut to the Hildesheimer Hut via the Bildstoeckljoch
Ascent of the Schaufel Spitze from the Schaufeljochbahn
Stage 5:  Hildesheimer Hut to the Mueller Hut via the Zuckerhuetl and Wilder Pfaff
Alternative Poor Weather Routes
Stage 5A:  Hildesheimer Hut to the Siegerland Hut
Stage 5B:  Siegerland Hut to the Mueller Hut via the Sonklar Spitze
Stage 6:  Mueller Hut to the Nuernburger Hut via the Wilder Freiger
Stage 7:  Nuernburger Hut to Ranalt, Neustift and Innsbruck

Hut Directory

Appendix A:  Useful Contacts
Appendix B:  Useful German Words and Phrases
Appendix C:  Further Reading

Index

 
 
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