Panoramaweg Südalpen: Etappe 07 vom Deutschen Peter zum Koschutahaus
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Panoramaweg Südkärnten Etappe 07
At first, you hike through forests and partly across meadows. From the Skarbina farmstead, however, the terrain becomes increasingly alpine until the last section is very impressive and leads directly under the rocks of the western Koschuta.
Caution: There are some exposed passages on this section that require absolute surefootedness and a head for heights!
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Ascent: 1652 m
Descent: 1082 m
Minimum Altitude: 671 m
Maximum Altitude: 1534 m
Length: 15.7 km
Duration: 420 min
Difficulty: medium
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Author: Panoramaweg Südalpen
By bus to the Gasthof Deutscher Peter. More info under ÖBB - Postbus.
Parking possible at the Gasthof Deutscher Peter.
instructions
From GH Deutscher Peter a few minutes up the main road until a marked hiking trail branches off to the left (marker "603"). Continue uphill - the cart track soon becomes a hiking trail - until you reach a forest road, from here trail marker 639. Turn right briefly, then back onto a hiking trail (always following the markings) to the Eselsattel (1175m). On the other side, descend to the former "Franzbauer" estate. Between the houses downhill on a marked path to the road to the former Gasthof Male. Shortly after this (at a signpost), leave the asphalt road again to the right and follow the hiking trail signposted "Koschutahaus/KGW (Kärntner Grenzweg) 647". Follow these signs. About 45 minutes steeply uphill - partly also on forest and cart paths - to a narrow asphalt road at the "Travnik" farmstead. Follow this road uphill to its end (follow the markings) to the Malle farmstead, former GH "Skarbina", turn right onto the road across the meadow and at the end of the meadow turn right onto the forest road until just before the Malealm. In a right-hand bend, turn left uphill (signposted) to the alpine pasture. Cross this and continue steeply along the hiking trail through beech forest up to the Pischenzasattel (1392m). Continue to follow the markings under the rock falls of the Koschuta. Directly below these, cross the scree fields - finally with the help of a wire rope around a rock spur (surefootedness required, snow well into the summer) - to a forest ridge.
Descend this to the left to a fork in the path. Now turn right and descend steeply in 10 minutes to the Koschutahaus (1280m).
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safety_instructions
The trail is well marked and in good condition. Nevertheless, the traverse from Pischenzasattel to Koschutahaus has a high alpine character and requires surefootedness and a head for heights (short wire rope passages). Attention: snow gullies may have to be crossed even in summer, possibly ice axe and/or crampons necessary!
10 recommendations of the ÖAV
As a nature sport, mountain hiking offers great opportunities for health, community and experience. The following recommendations of the alpine associations serve 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 heart and circulation require health and a realistic self-assessment. Avoid time pressure and choose a pace that doesn't leave anyone in the group out of breath.
Careful planning
Hiking maps, guide literature, the Internet and experts provide information about length, altitude difference, difficulty and current conditions. Always adapt 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 undertaking and pay attention to a low backpack weight. Rain, cold and sun protection always belong in your backpack, as well as a first aid kit and cell phone (Euro emergency 112). A map or GPS can help you find your way.
4. suitable footwear
Good hiking shoes protect and relieve the foot and improve the surefootedness! Make sure they fit perfectly, have a non-slip treaded sole, are waterproof and lightweight.
5. surefootedness is the key
Falls, as a result of slipping or tripping, are the most common cause of accidents! Note that too much speed or fatigue will greatly affect your surefootedness and concentration. Beware of falling rocks: by walking carefully, you can avoid hitting rocks.
Stay on marked trails
In pathless terrain, the risk of disorientation, falling and falling rocks increases. Avoid shortcuts and return to the last known point once off the trail. Often underestimated and very dangerous: steep old snow fields!
7. regular breaks
Timely rests are for recreation, enjoying the scenery and socializing. Food and drink are necessary to maintain performance and concentration. Isotonic drinks are ideal thirst quenchers. Granola bars, dried fruit, and cookies satisfy hunger along the way.
8. responsibility for children
Note that variety and playful discovery are paramount for children! In passages with a risk of falling, an adult can only supervise one child. Very exposed tours that require prolonged concentration are not suitable for children.
9. small groups
Small groups ensure flexibility and allow mutual help. Inform familiar people of 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 mountain nature: do not leave litter behind, avoid noise, stay on trails, do not disturb wild and grazing animals, leave plants untouched and respect protected areas. To get there, use public transportation or carpool.
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
suggestion
On a hot summer day, the Hainschgraben mill trail offers cooling, especially suitable for families.
maps
Compass - Panorama Trail Southern Alps No. 218
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