Rother
Sellrain - Kühtai Ski Touring Guide

Suitable for
Women|Men
Topic of interest
Skiing
Signposts
Skirouten
region
AT - Austria
Fit
Rother

Description

<p>The almost inexhaustible wealth of ski tours of various levels of difficulty in the Sellrain Valley and the Kühtai Saddle has long been well known not only to Tyroleans but also to Bavarian ski tourers. True to the motto of the "blue" ski touring guide series from BERGVERLAG ROTHER, Rudolf and Siegrun Weiss have selected 50 tour suggestions for beginners and intermediates from the wide range on offer in their mountain home, and furthermore have a few insider tips for experienced insiders looking for new destinations. <br></p><p>In addition to well-known classics such as the Zwieselbacher Roßkogel, the Lisenser Fernerkogel or the Rietzer Grießkogel, the authors have especially picked out the lesser-known raisins from the magnificent range of tours: summit destinations that have hardly been described so far, but which nevertheless promise roaring powder snow descents or sizzling firn fun - often without much effort on the way up.</p> <p>Each tour suggestion is illustrated with a color illustration and a detailed map at a scale of 1:50,000 with the route marked. A colorful, three-level difficulty scale and an overview map make it easy to select and plan a tour at first glance. Concise but precise ascent descriptions and tour descriptions with information on valley locations, starting points, altitude differences, walking times, requirements, avalanche risk and slope orientation complete the information.</p> <p>This updated 5th edition is therefore a reliable companion for beginners and old hands alike in the Sellrain and Kühtai touring paradise! </p> <p><span style="font-weight: bold;">Rudolf and Siegrun Weiss | Bergverlag Rother | 5th edition 2016 | 136 pages | 64 color illustrations, 50 tour maps at a scale of 1:50,000, an overview map at a scale of 1:250,000 | format 11.5 x 16.5 cm | paperback with Polytex lamination</span></p>
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