recommended routeMountain tour on the Trisselwand
Mountain Hike
· Grundlsee· Open
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/ Sonnenuntergang auf der TrisselwandPhoto: Volker Preusser, Steiermark Tourismus -
/ Ausblick auf den Grundlsee am Weg zur TrisselwandPhoto: Regina Moser
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/ Gipfelglück auf der TrisselwandPhoto: Regina Moser
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/ Vom Tressensattel aus über die Wiese,Photo: Gerhard Ziermayer, Ausseerland
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/ durch LatschenfelderPhoto: Gerhard Ziermayer, Ausseerland
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/ und später über Gestein,Photo: Gerhard Ziermayer, Ausseerland
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/ mit Blick auf Loser und Altaussee,Photo: Gerhard Ziermayer, Ausseerland
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/ auf der anderen Seite der Grundlsee.Photo: Gerhard Ziermayer, Ausseerland
The most beautiful view of the entire Ausseerland can be experienced on the path from the Tressensattel to the Trisselwand.
Open
difficult
Distance 7 km
4:30 h
800 m
800 m
1,758 m
959 m
The Trisselwand rises impressively from Lake Altaussee, a challenge for climbers.
A rewarding mountain tour with magnificent viewpoints to Dachstein, Sarstein, Loser and the Tote Gebirge, the mountains of the nearby Enns Valley and the Schladminger Tauern high above the Trisselwand.
Author’s recommendation
The Trisselwand is the first mountain that is accessible in spring and partly throughout the winter.
Author
TVB Ausseerland SalzkammergutUpdate: May 16, 2022
Difficulty
difficult
Technique
Stamina
Experience
Landscape
Risk potential
Highest point
1,758 m
Lowest point
959 m
Best time of year
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Safety information
Emergency call mountain rescue: 140Emergency reporting tip - provide answers to the six W questions:
- What happened?
- How many injured?
- Where did the accident happen? (possibly GPS coordinates)
- Who is reporting? (callback number)
- When did the accident happen?
- Weather at the accident site?
Tips and hints
Tourist office Ausseerland SalzkammergutInformation office Grundlsee
Mosern 25
8993 Grundlsee
+43 3622 86 66
Send e-mail
Website
Start
Grundlsee-Tressensattel (959 m)
Coordinates:
DD
47.629096, 13.797174
DMS
47°37'44.7"N 13°47'49.8"E
UTM
33T 409633 5275778
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Destination
Grundlsee-Tressensattel
Turn-by-turn directions
The starting point is the parking lot at the Tressensattel. Walk back a short distance on the asphalt road and then turn left from the Trisselwand inn onto alpine trail no. 233. It first leads up over a meadow slope and continues through moderately steep high forest terrain. The well-marked red-white-red alpine trail leads through the so-called "Loitzl Kluft" ascending above the tree line and offers magnificent views of the Dachstein, Lake Altaussee and Lake Grundlsee.
Further on the trail leads over a traverse in the rock, the so-called "Riebeisen", over steep rocks and a few hairpin bends in loose scree to the north. Passing the Ahornkogel on the left at an altitude of 1,687 meters, you now enter a wide basin through which the trail runs flat. Continue to a fork in the trail, which you follow on the left, alpine trail no. 233, through mountain pine stands and after about 500 meters you reach the summit of the Trisselberg (1,755 m).
The descent follows the same path.
Note
all notes on protected areas
Public transport
Getting there
The journey to Grundlsee is best planned with google.at/maps.
Parking
Chargeable parking is available at the Tressensattel!Coordinates
DD
47.629096, 13.797174
DMS
47°37'44.7"N 13°47'49.8"E
UTM
33T 409633 5275778
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Arrival by train, car, foot or bike
Author’s map recommendations
Hiking maps are available at the information offices in Ausseerland.
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Equipment
Proper backpacking makes a lot of things easier. Pack heavy things first. The water bottle should always be within easy reach in a side pocket. All things that are often needed such as sunglasses, camera or hiking map belong on top. An emergency kit including blister plaster belongs in every backpack and a clothing according to the "onion system" is always recommended!Status
Open
Difficulty
difficult
Distance
7 km
Duration
4:30 h
Ascent
800 m
Descent
800 m
Highest point
1,758 m
Lowest point
959 m
Statistics
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Maps and trails
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Duration
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Ascent
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Descent
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Highest point
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Lowest point
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