skitouring

In the Middle Ages, Tödi was considered the highest mountain in the world. Today it is an attractive destination for ski mountaineers, but it is not easy to hit good weather. The ascent is made difficult by a glacier littered with fractures and cracks. Starts from the Fridolins hut over the moraine and descends briefly to the Bifertenfirn glacier. The hardest part is to overcome the first two drops, then the climb up is relatively easy. Depending on the conditions on skis or with crampons to the summit. Provides information about the current conditions on the glacier in the Fridolinshütte.

The ski tour to peak Dreiländerspitze is initially unpretentious. Climb from Wiesbadener Hut to the Ochsenscharte. Further unpleasant traverse to the rocky ridge. Skidepo - fitting crampons and ice axe, ascent alternately on both sides of the ridge to the top. There are several climbing steps just before the summit. Back along the ascent route.