
Skitouring
Gschnitzer Tribulaun 2946m
Gschnitzer Tribulaun 2946m
Beste Zeit
February - April
Region
Stubai, Tirol
Dauer
6-8h
Schwierigkeit
ZS/+
Technische Schwierigkeit
4 out of 5
Ausdauer
4 out of 5
Teilnehmer pro Bergführer
4 – 6 participants
The “Gschnitzer Tribulaun”, with its imposing rocky silhouette, towers high above the Gschnitztal valley and, even from a distance, stirs a sense of longing in ambitious ski tourers. It’s incredible that you can actually climb it on skis! Provided the conditions are right, its steep north-facing slopes offer the perfect skiing adventure, one that also presents a certain degree of mountaineering challenge. If you’re in good physical shape, you’ll be able to enjoy the tour to the full, thanks to your local guide!
Meeting point 07:00 Gasthof Feuerstein
Schedule
We set off from the furthest corner of the picturesque Gschnitztal valley, initially along forest tracks and through the valley floor, flanked by steep slopes, until we quickly reach the flatter Sandestal valley. From there, we turn left, passing beneath the imposing north face of the Tribulaun, and thus reach the Tribulaunhütte. This is a good spot for a first break before heading up through the steep cirque in long, winding turns – which become increasingly steep towards the end – up to the Schneetalscharte. Here, you put on your crampons, shoulder your skis and tackle a short climbing section to reach the summit plateau. The route then levels out again and, with skis on your feet, you reach the impressive summit. There is a magnificent view across the entire Stubai Alps, stretching far into Italy and the Dolomites. In excellent conditions, very good skiers can also descend directly down a steep gully; otherwise, you’ll need to briefly carry your skis on your rucksack during the descent. But then nothing stands in the way of the spectacular descent through the Schneekar! Back at the Gasthof Feuerstein, you’ve earned a well-deserved refreshment! End of the tour approx. 15:00
- 1 Person: €600 / Person
- 2 Personen: €325 / Person
- 3 Personen: €240 / Person
- 4 Personen: €195 / Person
- 5 Personen: €195 / Person
- 6 Personen: €195 / Person
- Guided and organised by a state-certified mountain and ski guide
- High-altitude mountaineering equipment available for rent (Harness, crampons, ice axe, hardware)
- Travel costs to and from the destination, parking fees
- Personal meals and tips
- Mountain guide’s expenses
- Fitness level required for 1,500–2,000 metres of ascent and descent
- Walking time: 6–8 hours
- Confident off-piste skiing in all snow conditions up to a 40° gradient
- Confident at performing kick turns
- experience with crampons is useful but not essential
Hardware
- Ski touring equipment (touring skis, skins, ski crampons, poles)
- Avalanche safety equipment (avalanche transceiver, shovel, probe)
- Crampons, ice axe *
- Harness, short prusik, safety lock carabiner, 120cm sling, screw-lock carabiner * Bivouac sack*
Clothing
- Ski touring boots
- Functional ski touring clothing
- Hardshell jacket
- Insulated jacket (Primaloft or down)
- Gloves (at least 2 pairs)
- Balaclava/hat, Buff, possibly a headband
Other
- Ski goggles
- Sunglasses
- First-aid kit
- Bivouac sack
- Sun cream
- Drinks and food
Equipment marked with an * is available to borrow – please let us know what you need well in advance of the tour! If you have any questions about the equipment list, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Our tip
A very worthwhile alternative is the Pflerscher Pinggl. Whilst the mountaineering challenge here is considerably less demanding, the steep and wide slopes offer perfect skiing terrain!
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Gschnitzer Tribulaun 2946m
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We match you with a certified, experienced mountain guide for your tour. Your guide accompanies you in the mountains and adapts the tour to local conditions.


