The hike starts in pristine Kaiserbachtal valley, at the foot of the Wilder Kaiser’s northern walls. Follow the trail to Kleines Griesner Kar, a glacier plateau surrounded by rocky ridges. At the cirque, pick up the faint path through the scree field to your left and switchback up to the rock walls of Lärchegg. (Please note: the trail is hard to spot!). Continue along the well-signposted trail through the rock up to the peak. Parts of the trail are secured with steel cables where you can clip into for added protection. Backtrack to the cirque. Stay to your left and continue into the valley until you reach Fritz-Pflaum-Hütte (not serviced). The hut sits amid a barren yet stunning rock landscape and is one of the most isolated huts in the Wilder Kaiser Mountains. Climb down through Großes Griesner Kar to Kaiserbachtal.
Lärchegg
Hiking
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- HardLevel
- access_time8:30 hDuration
- arrow_right_alt9,3 kmDistance
- terrain1982 mHighest point
- trending_up1314 mUphill
- trending_down1304 mDownhill
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Lärchegg
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- Partially exposed areas with danger of falling, gravel plains, rocky steep terrain
- helmet, possibly harness and via ferrata lanyardSteady trekking shoesFunctional shirtSnacks and full drink bottlesFully charged mobile phone and chargerFirst aid kitSun protectionCash
- Starting from the region St. Johann in Tirol (Click here for driving description) follow the B176 to Griesenau and turn left at the valley Kaiserbachtal
- Postbus 4000 from St. Johann i.T. Bahnhof to Kirchdorf i.T. Griesenau (3,6 km to Fischbachalm)
Return:
Postbus 4000 from Kirchdorf i.T. Griesenau to St. Johann i.T. Bahnhof - Kirchdorf in Tirol Fischbachalm or Griesner Alm parking lot
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