jck - Mar 4, 2019 1:05 am Date Climbed: Mar 3, 2019
Normal in winter
Ascended along the normal route / ski pistes to the highest ski lift station. Final meters to the summit quite interesting with narrow and exposed ridge. Perfect weather, nobody above the ski lifts. One day trip from Poland...
After rain at the Duisburgerhütte... I changed my plan and instead of going to Hoher Sonnblick, the way went up, wenn it stopt rainning I went up to Schareck. It was the first +3000m. of my vacation at Austria 2015
yfcz - Feb 12, 2011 5:22 pm Date Climbed: Sep 12, 2010
via route 112 (Neuwirt Weg)
Schareck is my first summit over 3000m.
EricChu - Dec 16, 2009 12:50 pm Date Climbed: Jul 26, 1988
Schareck
I went up Schareck starting out at the Niedersachsenhaus and going via Neunerkogel and Herzog Ernst. Apart from one rather serious key passage between Herzog Ernst and Schareck, it's a fairly easy mountain with a gorgeous view to all sides. Already the ascent, which constantly follows the ridge, is spectacular! By 1988, though, the Mölltaler Gletscherbahnen had already been built. Just shortly after I reached the summit, a german hiker arrived as well. I remember so well how he took one look - and fell into a fit of fury! "This can't be possible!", he shouted in complete outrage. "Only four years ago I was here, and it was so beautiful! Now they've wrecked the whole mountain!"
Route Climbed: South approach Date Climbed: July 27th, 1997
Reached the altitude of some 2100m by car, then went around the corner to a nice lake to set up a tent over night. Next morning we simply ascended the summit by the marked path and over ski slopes. Only the last part of the summit ridge was interesting. No big panorama as well that day.
Start at parking Lenzanger, then by post bus to Amarerhof, later walk-up to Niedersachsenhaus and to summit, as in route description. Low temperature, over 3000 m about 0 degrees Celsius, clouds and light rain (wet rocks). I climbed without equipment, but via ferrata set would be recommended for the second part of the route.
jck - Mar 4, 2019 1:05 am Date Climbed: Mar 3, 2019
Normal in winterAscended along the normal route / ski pistes to the highest ski lift station. Final meters to the summit quite interesting with narrow and exposed ridge. Perfect weather, nobody above the ski lifts. One day trip from Poland...
Christoph De Windt - Aug 2, 2015 4:15 am Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2015
From Duisburger HütteAfter rain at the Duisburgerhütte... I changed my plan and instead of going to Hoher Sonnblick, the way went up, wenn it stopt rainning I went up to Schareck. It was the first +3000m. of my vacation at Austria 2015
yfcz - Feb 12, 2011 5:22 pm Date Climbed: Sep 12, 2010
via route 112 (Neuwirt Weg)Schareck is my first summit over 3000m.
EricChu - Dec 16, 2009 12:50 pm Date Climbed: Jul 26, 1988
SchareckI went up Schareck starting out at the Niedersachsenhaus and going via Neunerkogel and Herzog Ernst. Apart from one rather serious key passage between Herzog Ernst and Schareck, it's a fairly easy mountain with a gorgeous view to all sides. Already the ascent, which constantly follows the ridge, is spectacular! By 1988, though, the Mölltaler Gletscherbahnen had already been built. Just shortly after I reached the summit, a german hiker arrived as well. I remember so well how he took one look - and fell into a fit of fury! "This can't be possible!", he shouted in complete outrage. "Only four years ago I was here, and it was so beautiful! Now they've wrecked the whole mountain!"
Vid Pogachnik - Nov 12, 2005 1:44 pm
Route Climbed: South approach Date Climbed: July 27th, 1997Reached the altitude of some 2100m by car, then went around the corner to a nice lake to set up a tent over night. Next morning we simply ascended the summit by the marked path and over ski slopes. Only the last part of the summit ridge was interesting. No big panorama as well that day.
Tomasz Jazwinski - Nov 10, 2005 4:28 pm
Route Climbed: Pröllweg Date Climbed: July 2003Start at parking Lenzanger, then by post bus to Amarerhof, later walk-up to Niedersachsenhaus and to summit, as in route description. Low temperature, over 3000 m about 0 degrees Celsius, clouds and light rain (wet rocks). I climbed without equipment, but via ferrata set would be recommended for the second part of the route.