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Boeses Weibl 

Page Type: Mountain/Rock

Location: Hohe Tauern / Schober Group, Austria, Europe

Lat/Lon: 46.99760°N / 12.72300°E

Activities: Hiking, Mountaineering, Skiing

Season: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter

Elevation: 10239 ft / 3121 m

 

Page By: Vid Pogachnik

Created/Edited: Jul 27, 2004 / Mar 1, 2006

Object ID: 152876

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What's New On This Page?

October 18th, 2004 - A link to the summit view panorama inserted.
July 27th, 2004 - Initial setup of the page.

Overview

In Schober group, there are some nice and high mountains, but Boese Weibele (it is also referred as Boeses Weibl) is not on top of this rank. Still, the mountain is attractive enough, and, what is not common for the highest Schober peaks, offers a nice (although not just easy) ski tour from the very summit. It can be also attractive for less experienced mountaineers, who can reach a 3000-er without climbing hard.

The mountain stands on the main crest, which runs from Schober group towards north to Grossglockner group. As it is positioned towards north, from its summit we can enjoy a nice view on all main Schober summits and on Grossglockner as well. On all sides Boese Weibele has moderate steep rocky slopes and towards north it has a small glacier or snowfield, called Peischlachkesselkees.



On the saddle, east of Boese Weibele's summit a bivouac stands, supporting mountaineering activities in this part of Schober group.

Summit Panoramas


Getting There


A map of Hochschober group.

For the overall orientation see the Schober SUBGROUP page.

All approaches from south, west and north start in the valley of Kalser Bach. From the main valley we can go into Lesachtal where the trailhead of south approach starts. If we go from Lesachtal to Lesachriegel Huette, we can start there the approach from west. The approach from north starts by Luckner haus, which can be reached by the road, going up there from Kals (toll)

Boese Weibele can also be approached from south-east. In this case we start the tour in Heiligenblut, reach by the valley Elberfelder Huette, where one of paths goes in NW direction up to the bivouac and the summit of Boese Weibele.

Routes Overview


A self-made map of Boeses Weibl and its paths.

Summer tours:

1. From South-east, from Elberfelder Huette, 2346m. Marked path (Wiener Hoehenweg) goes from the hut towards NW on Kesselkeessattel, 2900m (bivouac), and further on towards west on the summit. 2.5h.


2. From south, from Lesachalm hut, 1828m. Marked path (Friedrich-Senders Weg) goes from the hut first eastwards, then northwards on Tschadinsattel, 2987m and towards east on the summit. 3.5h.
3. From west, from Lesach-Riegel Huette, 2120m. Marked path goes from the hut across the broad west slope of Boeses Weibl, reaching the shoulder, which goes from Tschadinsattel towards north. By the shoulder on the saddle and towards east to the summit. 3-3.5h.
4. From north. Peischlach Toerl, 2490m is an important saddle between Koednitztal and Leitertal. Many paths reach it from all sides (see the map!), the shortest one from Nigglalm (before it, you can park). From Peischlachtoerl the marked path follows a broad shoulder to Tschadinsattel, 2987m, from where you ascend the summit. From Nigglalm 3.5h.

Ski tour: From Nigglalm the ski tour goes almost like the above route #4. From Peischlachtoerl we can go southwards through a shallow ravine and reach the shoulder to Tschadinsattel later, just from below the summit rocks of Boeses Weibl.

From the summit it looked fine also to ski down the Peischlachkessel Kees, but as weather deteriorated, we didn't try this option.

Red Tape

No limitations.

The Schober group is part of National Park Hohe Tauern.

The road to Luckner Haus has to be paid, the road into Lesachtal is closed for public traffic.

When To Climb

In summer and autumn, approximately from July to October. In spring best months for tour skiing are March to May.

Current conditions you can see by Webcam Boese Weibele.

Camping

Around the Boese Weibele summit there are many mountain huts, but for a quick ascent they are not really needed, because the summit can be reached in one day. Only the eastern ascent (from Heiligenblut) is too long, so the Elberfelder Huette is useful. It is much different, of course, if we are crossing the whole Schober group, where huts can be of great help. Huts around Boese Weibele are (numbers refer to those on the map):

5. Elberfelder Huette, 2340m. Opened from begin July till mid September. 12+46 beds + 5 in winter room (opened). Tel. 04824/2545.
6. Lucknerhaus, 1920m. Opened from begin February till end October. 32+20 beds. Tel. 04876/8555. Reachable by car from Kals (for road you pay toll).
7. Glorer Huette, 2462m. Opened from end June till begin of October. 14+48 beds + 4 in winter room (opened). Tel 0664/3032200. From parking place at Lucknerhaus (for road you pay toll) 2h.
9. Lesach Huette. Opened from June to September. Tel.: 0043 / 0663-9759996.
10. Lesachriegel Huette. Opened from June to September. Tel.: 0043 / 04876-265.

Gernot-Roehrl-Biwak. 8 places, opened. Tel.: +43/4852/62641.

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