Skin up from the valley, ride the north face down. Check the avalanche report — this line bites.
Skin up in the dark, ride the north face at sunrise, be at work by nine. Beacon, shovel, probe — and someone who knows how to use them.
Skin up from the Hungerburg valley station. First 2 km is a groomed access track at 12% — get your kick turns sorted here where it is safe.
≈ 1.8 kmLeave the piste at 2.4 km and follow the skin track north-west. Steeper now, 18–22%, and it stays that way for a while.
≈ 3.5 kmKick-turn section between 4 km and 6 km. Forty of them. There is no elegant way through this.
≈ 5.3 kmTraverse under the north face at 7 km. Check the slope above you before you commit — this is the section that slides.
≈ 7.1 kmFinal climb to the ridge at 8.4 km. Exposed, windy, and the point at which you find out if your layering was right.
≈ 8.9 kmSummit ridge at 9 km, 1,400 m gained. Transition somewhere sheltered; hands stop working fast up here.
≈ 10.6 kmDescend the north face. Powder above 1,800 m, wind-crust below — ski the fall line and trust the first turn.
≈ 12.4 kmRejoin the valley track at 12.8 km and cruise the last 1.4 km back to the station.
≈ 14.2 kmNo segments on this route yet.
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