Traverse Drättehorn – Hoganthorn – Schwalmere Drättehorn 2793 m
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- Difficulty
- T4
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- Ascent
- 5 h, 1100 m
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- Descent
- 3:45 h, 2300 m
Large traverse with shorter variants
This long tour across three summits requires some stamina, especially on the descent, and some skills in rock and scree. Hikers who normally prefer more pleasurable tours should not be put off by the size of the entire tour. Each summit is a very rewarding destination in its own right.
Route description
Additional information
- Departure point
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Birg (Schilthornbahn) (2684 m)
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- End point
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Grütschalp (1486 m)
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- Difficulty / Material
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It is a long tour with a many metres of vertical height to negotiate, but without greater difficulties. There are some passages on scree which require sure-footedness. Easy scrambling is needed on Drättehorn and Hoganthorn (I). On the north-west side of Bietenlücke you will encounter snowfields until late into the summer.
- Waypoints
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The cabin is reached shortly after the start of the tour.
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Col in the first part of the tour from Birg to Chilchfluepass.
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That is where the unmarked and partly pathless part of the tour begins.
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Second summit on the long traverse.
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Third summit on the long traverse.
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Sattel (BE, Schilthorn) (2798 m)
This saddle is crossed on the alternative way back from Drättehorn to Schilthorn.
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Endpoint of the alternative way back from Drättehorn
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- Neighbor summit
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Magnificent traverse of the whole ridge from Kleines Lobhorn to Höji Sulegg, for example from Sulwald via Lobhornhütte SAC. T3+. There are faint paths with short, exposed passages.
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Magnificent traverse of the whole ridge from Kleines Lobhorn to Höji Sulegg, for example from Sulwald via Lobhornhütte SAC. T3+. Three are faint paths with short, exposed passages.
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- Route last update
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12/2017