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Grenzgang im Süden Panoramaweg Südalpen
Panoramaweg Südalpen: Etappe 05 von der Koča na Golici zur Klagenfurter Hütte
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Panoramaweg Südkärnten Etappe 05
Von der Kahlkogelhütte (Koča na Golici) wanderst Du über den Wiesensteig zum Maria Elend Sattel (Sedlo Suha, 1.438 m). Weiter bis zum Kotschnasattel (Sedlo Kočna, 1.469 m). Nun querst Du an der Südseite der Bärentaler Kotschna, Du kommst dabei an der „Belska Planina“ vorbei und erreichst über einen Karrenweg den Bärensattel (1.698 m). In einem weiten Bogen erreichst Du die Südhänge unter dem Weinasch (2.104 m). Der Weg führt immer in gleichbleibender Höhe vorbei am Weinaschsattel (1.972 m), bis Du den Gipfelaufbau des Hochstuhls erreicht (2.236 m).
Die Preschernhütte (Prešernova Koča, 2.174 m) lädt gleich in der Nähe südlich des Gipfels zur Gipfelrast. Vom Gipfel 50 Hm in die Mulde südlich des Gipfels und kurz nach Osten zum Kamm oberhalb des slowenischen Hochstuhlkars, einem bis 35° steilen Schotterkar. Links durch dieses auf markiertem schottrigem Steig hinab (teilweise gesichert durch ein paar Stahlseile), dann zunächst unter der Klagenfurter Spitze querend und dann kurz in eine Rinne aufsteigend, über die Gamsgrube bis zum Bielschitzasattel (1.840 m). Von hier steigst Du weiter nach Norden ab zur Klagenfurter Hütte (1.664 m).
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Ascent: 950 m
Descent: 861 m
Minimum Altitude: 1433 m
Maximum Altitude: 2211 m
Length: 16.1 km
Duration: 420 min
Difficulty: medium
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Author: Panoramaweg Südalpen
Directions
From the Kahlkogel Hut (Koča na Golici) via the Wiesensteig trail to the Maria Elend Saddle (Sedlo Suha, 1438m). Continue to the Kotschnasattel (Sedlo Kočna, 1469m). Now cross to the south side of the Bärentaler Kotschna, passing the "Belska Planina" and reaching the Bärensattel (1698m) via the newly built cart path. In a wide arc you reach the southern slopes below the Weinasch (2104m). The trail continues along the contour line past the Weinaschsattel (1972m) until you reach the summit of the Hochstuhl (2236m).
The Preschernhütte (Prešernova Koča, 2174m) invites you to rest at the summit. From the summit 50m into the hollow south of the summit and shortly to the east to the ridge above the Slovenian Hochstuhlkar. Descend left through this on a marked path, then first crossing under the Klagenfurter Spitze and then briefly ascending into a gully, descending further north via the Gamsgrube and the Bielschitzasattel (1840m) to the Klagenfurter Hütte (1664m).
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Safety instructions
10 recommendations from the ÖAV
As an outdoor sport, mountain hiking offers great opportunities for health, community and adventure. The following recommendations from the alpine associations are designed to make mountain hikes as safe and enjoyable as possible.
1. healthy in the mountains
Mountain hiking is an endurance sport. The positive stress stimuli for the heart and circulation require good health and a realistic self-assessment. Avoid time pressure and choose a pace that ensures no one in the group gets out of breath.
2. careful planning
Hiking maps, guide books, the internet and experts provide information on length, altitude difference, difficulty and current conditions. Always tailor tours to the group! Pay particular attention to the weather forecast, as rain, wind and cold increase the risk of accidents.
3. complete equipment
Adapt your equipment to your tour and make sure your rucksack is light. Rain, cold and sun protection should always be in your backpack, as well as a first aid kit and cell phone (Euro emergency number 112). A map or GPS will help you find your way.
4. suitable footwear
Good hiking boots protect and relieve your feet and improve surefootedness! When making your choice, look for a perfect fit, non-slip tread sole, waterproofness and low weight.
5. sure-footedness is the key
Falls as a result of slipping or tripping are the most common cause of accidents! Be aware that excessive speed or tiredness can severely impair your surefootedness and concentration. Watch out for falling rocks: by walking carefully, you can avoid falling rocks.
6. stay on marked trails
In pathless terrain, the risk of losing your bearings, falling and falling rocks increases. Avoid shortcuts and return to the last known point if you lose your way. Often underestimated and very dangerous: steep old snowfields!
7. take regular breaks
Timely breaks help you to relax, enjoy the scenery and socialize. Eating and drinking are necessary to maintain performance and concentration. Isotonic drinks are ideal thirst quenchers. Muesli bars, dried fruit and cookies satisfy hunger along the way.
8. responsibility for children
Make sure that variety and playful discovery are at the forefront for children! In passages where there is a risk of falling, one adult can only supervise one child. Very exposed tours that require prolonged concentration are not suitable for children.
9. small groups'
Small groups guarantee flexibility and enable mutual help. Inform familiar people about the destination, route and return. Stay together in the group. Beware of lone hikers: even minor incidents can lead to serious emergencies.
10. respect for nature and the environment
To protect the mountain environment: do not leave any waste behind, avoid noise, stay on the paths, do not disturb wild animals and grazing animals, leave plants untouched and respect protected areas. Use public transport or form car pools to get there.
Equipment
Packing list - multi-day hike
- Breathable hardshell jacket Fleece or softshell jacket
- Hiking pants, zip-off
- Hiking boots
- Backpack (approx. 35 liters)
- Functional T-shirts
- Functional underpants
- Pair of hiking socks
- Sun headgear
- Rain pants
- Thin hat and gloves
- Maps & tour description
- Water bottle or hydration bladder
- Hut sleeping bag/silk inlet
- Trekking poles
- GPS device
- LED headlamp
- Cell phone & alpine emergency number
- Sunglasses
- First aid kit
- Blister plaster
- Small pocket knife
- Sunscreen
- Toiletries
- Travel towel
- Tour provisions
Tips
Tscheppa Gorge - Experience the elemental force of water in its most beautiful form.
Literature
Compass - Panorama Trail Southern Alps No. 218
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