Route Character

Nice tour in the Ammergebirge with a 45° descent over the N-O summit slope or for the easy variant down the ascent ridge.

Starting Point & Village

Starting point: Hiking car park Hotel Ammerwald Village: Oberammergau

Ascent & Route

Ascent starts at Hotel Ammerwald along the forest path and follows the signs to Jägerhütte. At about 1400m one branches off to the left from the ascent track in the direction of Hochblasse through the forest and up to Hirschwängalpe. From there, head south to the ridge and follow it to the summit.

Descent & Variants

From the summit just follow the ascent track back a few meters and then descend into the N-E summit slope… you can easily memorize it on the ascent. We went down to the Hirschbergalm and then climbed a few metres back on the ridge again to continue riding through the light forest over the mountain ridge along the border between Bavaria and Tyrol.

Maps

Ammergauer Alpen

A selection of 6 photos from the tour:

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Map and Avalanche Risk

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Image Gallery (6 Photos)

Slope Map

Tour Planning & Important Notes (OpenSlopeMap)

Tour Planning

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Map Explanation

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Frequently Asked Questions

How difficult is this splitboard route?

The route is classified with difficulty level 4.

How many vertical meters does the tour include?

The ascent covers approximately 850 vertical meters.

How long does the ascent take?

The tour takes around 2.5 hours.

Where does the route start?

The starting point of the tour is Oberammergau.

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