Nederkogl

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/ Hike to the NederkogelPhoto: Ötztal Tourismus
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/ Nederkogl 3163 - SöldenPhoto: Ötztal Tourismus
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Rest Stop
LenzenalmSafety information
For experienced mountaineers that are free from vertigo & surefooted, Very good physical condition, mountainexperience & mountain equipment (see notice equipment) necessary, such as alpine security material, goodweather conditions recommended.
Please pay attention to the current weather report:
https://www.soelden.com/winter/live-info/wetter/weather-today.html
Equipment
Appropriate equipment such as breathable suitable outdoor clothes for the weather, ankle-high walking boots,wind-, rain- & sun protection, hat, possibly gloves, is for all hikes and tours necessary. Please bring a first-aidbox, a mobile phone, a walking map and if there is no hut on the way a snack and enough to drink.Tips, hints and links
More Information about hiking and tours in the Ötzvalley under following link:https://www.oetztal.com/hiking
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Turn-by-turn directions
From there it takes about 1 hour to the Lenzenalm. It goes up comfortably on a wide forest road through the forest. Always slightly uphill, but not particularly exhausting. The last ascent to the hut is a bit steeper, but then you can enjoy the view to Gurgl.
From the Lenzenalm you go through the forest for a short while - over mountainsides to the nearby Nedersee (2435m, short detour possible) - on a very steep climb you get over hairpin bends in the northeast ridge.
About rough rocks it goes either on the ridge (markings) or in the east flank (also marked) up to the summit.
The descent from the Nederkogel is the same as the ascent!
Public transport
Public transport friendly
Enjoy a both comfortable and relaxing train ride to the train station in Ötztal Bahnhof. You get off the train in ÖTZTAL Bahnhof where you change to a public bus or local taxi. The current bus schedule can be found at: http://fahrplan.vvt.at
Getting there
The drive to the ÖTZTAL. Located in Tyrol, the ÖTZTAL branches off to the south as the longest side valley of the Eastern Alps. Arriving by car leads guests over the Inn Valley to the valley entrance and further along the Ötztal. In addition to the toll motorway can also be used on rural roads. With the route planner, the journey can be quickly and easily determined:To the route planner: https://www.google.at/maps
Parking
The following parking facilities are available in Sölden:- Parking lot Lenzenalm
- parking Zwieselstein
- parking Zwieselstein / sports ground
All parking is free during the day.
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