Oisternig 2052 m in the Gailtal valley (1)

Level of difficulty: Easy
  • 3.4 km
    Distance
  • 1.3 h
    Duration
  • 1722 vm
    Lowest elevation
  • 2052 vm
    Highest elevation
  • 375 vm
  • 375 vm

Oisternig 2052 m in the Gailtal valley (1)

From the Feistritzer Alm, keep right to the ridge and left along the ridge to the eastern summit of the Osternig with summit cross. On the ridge to the higher western summit and in an anti-clockwise direction we complete the round tour at the Feistritzer Almen.

This extremely short tour can be extended with the other short tour Achomitzerberg (2) with the same starting point, with rewarding views of the Mangart.

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Equipment
Hiking equipment adapted to the weather.
Directions
On the south motorway (A2) to the Arnoldstein exit and on the Gailtal road (B111) westwards to Feistritz, via the mountain road 9 km (7.5 km of which is gravel road) to the Feistritzer Alm, 1722 m.

Directions

Route description: See also the detailed "Time-path diagram in the picture gallery".

HIKE UP: From the Feistritzer Alm, keep right to the trail sign at 1735 m (Oisternig 1 hour) and cross a cirque on trail 482 to the ridge at 1854 m. On the east ridge, first uphill through mountain pine lanes, then in open terrain to the summit cross of the east summit at 2035 m (315 metres of ascent and a brisk 35 minutes).

TRANSITION and DESCENT: Along the border ridge to the west, a little up and down and to the western summit of the Oisternig 2052 m. From there descend to the nearby war positions at 2025 m and to a fork in the path at 2000 m. From there turn right along path 482 over the southern ridge to the starting point. 65 metres and 45 minutes.

A total of 380 metres of ascent and a good 1 1/4 hours walking time at a brisk pace.

Location and how to find us

The Nassfeld-Pressegger See holiday region lies in the Austrian province of Carinthia, directly next to the Italian border.

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