Technical categories |
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Distance |
21.6 km |
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Ascent |
1,928 m |
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Maximum height |
2,180 m |
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km effort |
40.9 |
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Level of difficulty |
heavy |
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ITRA points |
1 |
Running times |
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Elite |
02:31 |
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Expert |
03:08 |
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Advanced |
03:56 |
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Intermediate |
04:55 |
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Beginner |
05:54 |
Course description |
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Route |
Start at the Plöckenpass, from where you follow the signs to the Rifugio Marinelli/Marinelli Hütte for approx. 6.5 km. After the Hütte, run along trail no. 143 for approx. 4.5 km via the Hohe Gang/Sentiero Spinotti to the Rifugio Romanin/Romanin Hütte. From the Rifugio Romanin, after about 200 m you reach the Austrian-Italian border at the cross. Immediately after the border you come to the Wolayersee lake and the Wolayersee Hütte. From the Wolayersee Hütte, after approx. 1.25 km, you come to the Valentintörl, run from there to the Untere Valentinalm (approx. 5 km), then to the Maria Theresien Höhe (approx. 1.5 km) and finally on the avalanche gallery back to the Plöckenpass. |
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Possible variants |
After the Rifugio Marinelli you can make a detour to the Hohe Warte/Monte Coglians, at 2,780 m the highest peak in the Carnic Alps. (Afterwards the same route back to the Plöckenpass). |
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Recommended months |
July to October (Attention: snowfields in spring!) |
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Suitable for dogs |
Please direct your enquiries to the tourist information office of the market town of Kötschach-Mauthen. |
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Go and visit |
· Rifugio Marinelli · Wolayersee Hütte · Untere Valentinalm Inn · Inn at the Plöckenpass · Open-air museum at the Pal (1st World War) |
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Useful information |
· At the beginning of July, be sure to bring spikes or crampons for your shoes (remnants of snowfields). · Every 1.5 to 2 hours you pass a Hütte, where they offer food and drink. |
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Additional information |
· https://bergsteigerdorf-mauthen.at/ · Wolayersee Hütte (https://www.wolayerseehuette-lesachtal.at) · Untere Valentinalm Inn (https://www.valentinalm.at/) |
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