02-Hirschberg-Ski

From Kreuth to Rauheckalm Popular ski tour in the frequently visited Tegernsee valley. The popularity of Hirschberg has its reasons: It rises high and offers a scenic view over Tegernsee, providing a rewarding ski tour that is also relatively snow-safe due to the slope in the lower section. The requirements for skiing skills are moderate, and avalanche danger is very rarely a concern here. Requirements: In the lower section, a wide, rather unused slope that is not entirely flat in some places and may require switchbacks. Following that, mostly flat to moderately steep slopes that offer ample space during the descent. Notes: Slope orientation: East. Avalanche hazard: The ski tour is only very rarely at risk of avalanches and is generally still safely feasible even under critical conditions with careful route choice. However, in case of heavy new snow, caution is advised on the final slope. In the basin below Rauheckalm, a respectful distance should be maintained from the steep eastern slope. Suitable tour guides: Munich Ski Tour Mountains, Bergverlag Rother ISBN: 978-3-7633-3065-2