Schollberg 2570m

Difficult

7.1 km

3:30 h

1050 mhd

63 mhd

St. Antoenien mit Bick auf den Schollberg

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Schollberg 2570m (oua_15726052_67426b6_profile)

Thanks to its shape and location, the summit is the landmark of St. Antönien. Accordingly, the view is beautiful. A spirited ski route, but it requires safe conditions.

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Highest Point 2493 m

Lowest Point 1465 m

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Start

St. Antönien Rüti, post bus stop

Destination

St. Antönien Rüti, post bus stop

Coordinates

46.972893, 9.828084

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Description

From Partnunstafel (1763 m) south-east to the Tälli at P.2183. Then southwards until you can enter a shady cirque on the right (marked as Silbertälli on the map). Through this beautiful little valley up to below the summit structure. A small rock barrier is bypassed on the left, finally over the steep NE ridge to the north summit.

Descent: Along the ascent route.

Under very secure snow conditions, the very steep north slope can also be descended directly (35-40° over 300 vertical meters), difficulty grade ZS+.

Safety Note

The ski and snowshoe routes are to be understood as general directional indications. Depending on conditions, ascent and descent routes must be adjusted. No guarantee can be given for the accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of the information.

Engaging in ski touring in the open terrain is at your own risk. Every tour participant is strongly advised to prepare thoroughly, plan the route, and obtain current information about the snow and avalanche situation. Avalanche report and snow info: www.slf.ch

Liability is rejected for accidents resulting from the use of the published information and route indications.

If in doubt, have experienced tour participants or a mountain guide accompany you: www.praettigau.info/bergfuehrer

Equipment

Fully developed alpine ski route in unsecured terrain. Complete safety equipment (avalanche beacon, avalanche shovel, avalanche probe, mobile phone) and knowledge of proper use are essential.