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Austria Mayrhofen Isskogelbahn Wilde Krimml Kreuzjoch Gondelbahn Rosenalm Zell am Ziller p10103400908051002506_341.jpg

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Austria Mayrhofen Isskogelbahn Wilde Krimml Kreuzjoch Gondelbahn Rosenalm Zell am Ziller p10103400908051002506_341.jpg

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Austria Mayrhofen Isskogelbahn Wilde Krimml Kreuzjoch Gondelbahn Rosenalm Zell am Ziller

Author:  Peter  () Email:  Date:   2009/September/29 This is a good linear walk, though it isn't signed as such at any point. It is best to get the bus out to the Isskogelbahn and walk over to the Rosenalm Gondelbahn back down to Zell am Ziller. We started heading out for the ridge route via the Kreusjoch, but as the mist hadn't cleared as we approached the high ridges, we returned to take the easier paths through Wilde Krimml. This is a good path or track all the way. We took the route via the lakes, but there is a slightly shorter route up the ski run service track. -easily visible on the map. There is a steep section up to the ridge, but this is a very steep track up a ski run, with a top station and first aid hut at the top, so no exposure. The way down has the options of following the original path, or a track that services the ski run. The only bit that isn't signed is the fork off to the top of the gondola on the Rosenalm, where it is easy to walk past if you don't know where you are going.

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