Gnadenwald - Hinterhornalm - Hundskopf

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Gnadenwald - Hinterhornalm - Hundskopf

Mountain Hike · Hall-Wattens

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/ Aufstieg Hundskopf
Photo: Anne W., Tourismusverband Region Hall-Wattens
/ Ausblick während des Aufstiegs
Photo: Anne W., Tourismusverband Region Hall-Wattens
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Photo: Hall Wattens, Tourismusverband Region Hall-Wattens
/ Aufstieg über den Klettersteig
Photo: Anne W., Tourismusverband Region Hall-Wattens
/ Hundskopf Gipfel
Photo: Anne W., Tourismusverband Region Hall-Wattens
/ Hinterhornalm
Photo: Anne W., Tourismusverband Region Hall-Wattens
/ Hinterhornalm Terrasse
Photo: Anne W., Tourismusverband Region Hall-Wattens

An unobstructed view from the Hundskopf - with a little imagination and the right viewing point, it will become obvious how the Hundskopf (Dog's Head) gets its name

difficult

Distance 13.5 km

6:00 h

1,323 m

Although it is often climbed, the rope-secured final summit section should not be underestimated. Another option is the more demanding "via ferrata" on the north face.

Author’s recommendation

Refreshment stops:

Hinterhornalm

Tel.: +43 (0)664/996 283 55

Author

Hall Wattens

Update: May 11, 2021

Difficulty

difficult

Technique

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Highest point

2,212 m

Lowest point

889 m

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Start

St. Martin/Gnadenwald (889 m)

Coordinates:

47.319490, 11.552810

DMS

47°19'10.2"N 11°33'10.1"E

UTM

32T 692913 5243829

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Destination

Hundskopf

Turn-by-turn directions

Leave the St Martin car-park (890m) and follow initially the asphalted toll road. After a short distance leave this and follow the signposted path towards the Hinterhornalm (1,522m). At the Hinterhornalm - just to the north of the favoured launching pad for hang-gliders - the path continues up the mountain. It then crosses an extensive field of mountain pines and a small scree slope, which gradually becomes bouldered terrain. After just a few metres of elevation gain, you will reach a small saddle with a magnificent view over the Karwendel range and the rest of the tour.

The marked path divides a little further on. Keep left for the normal route. After crossing another field of mountain pines, the path continues uphill over rope-secured boulders. The hardest section is a narrow ridge, demanding surefootedness, before you reach the summit of the Hundskopf at 2,243m.

Return to the valley by the same route.

Note

all notes on protected areas

Public transport

Regiobus 3

Coordinates

47.319490, 11.552810

DMS

47°19'10.2"N 11°33'10.1"E

UTM

32T 692913 5243829

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Arrival by train, car, foot or bike

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Difficulty

difficult

Distance

13.5 km

Duration

6:00 h

Ascent

1,323 m

Descent

1,323 m

Out and back Scenic Refreshment stops available Summit route

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