Page Type Page Type: Mountain/Rock
Location Lat/Lon: 47.46164°N / 12.88919°E
Activities Activities: Hiking, Via Ferrata
Seasons Season: Spring, Summer, Fall
Additional Information Elevation: 7700 ft / 2347 m
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Overview

Persailhorn is a 2.347m high mountain in ‘Steinernes Meer’, Berchtesgadener Alps in Salzburg. From the city of Saalfelden Persailhorn is easy to recognize because of its special shape. There are two Via Ferratas to reach the summit and an old route which is not frequently used anymore. The two Via Ferratas are a nice tour around Persailhorn. From the summit you can go on at the Saalfeldener Höhenweg to Riemannhaus (hut) at 2.177m and to the summit of Schönfeldspitze, 2.653m (unsecured path, II.)

Views

Persailhorn, 2.347mWildental Ferrata

Persailhorn, 2.347mSuedwand Ferrata
Persailhorn, 2.347mPersailhorn and Steinernes Meer from Saalfelden


Routes

From the parking at 820m (Buchbichlgut, north of Saalfelden) you take way Nr. 412 to Peter-Wiechenthaler hut at 1.707m and on to the entries of the Via Ferratas. For the Wildental Via Ferrata you have to take the left way, for the Suedwand Via Ferrata you go on and take the right way.
Both Via Ferratas, Wildental and Suedwand, have a height difference of about 320m and are class B/C, KS3. The Suedwand Via Ferrata is slightly easier. Its exposition is S-SW, the Wildental Via Ferrata is NW-N.

Getting There

You can take trains to Saalfelden and then a bus to Bachwinkel.
By car you take the road from Lofer in the north or Zell am See in the south to Saalfelden. On the main street to Lofer there is a road sign to ‘Bachwinkel/Pabing’. You follow the way until the parking at the end of the road.

Huts

PersailhornPeter-Wiechenthaler Hut

Peter-Wiechenthaler hut, 1.707m
(Riemannhaus, 2.177m)

Maps

Freytag & Berndt
WK 103 Pongau-Hochkönig-Saalfelden
1:50.000

External Links

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