wuedesau - Nov 6, 2012 8:52 am Date Climbed: Apr 26, 2012
Ski Tour - Alpltal
Started at 4:30am in the dark, enjoyed a beautiful sunrise high on the mountain and reached the summit at 7:30 at perfect weather conditions. Snow conditions were tricky but skiing was possible almost to the car.
I've been two times on the summit of the Göll, once in early July 1991 going from the Carl-von-Stahl hut via Hohes Brett to the summit and down to the Purtschellerhaus. As there was still quite a lot of old snow left, it was a bit tricky here and there. The second time was two years later when I did the tour Kehlsteinhaus - Mannlgrat (an easy via ferrata and lots of fun!)- Hoher Göll - Hohes Brett - Jenner, which was fantastic.
flow - May 4, 2008 10:09 am Date Climbed: May 4, 2008
Hoher Göll, 2.522m
2013: Kamin - Hoher Göll - Mandlgrat
2012: From Parking at ~1.120m through Alpel valley. Carrying the skies up to ~1.500m.
2009: From Parking at ~1.120m through Alpel valley. Carrying the skies up to ~1.600m.
2008: From Parking at ~1.120m through Alpel valley. Carrying the skies up to ~1.700m.
Little_Mole - May 15, 2007 1:29 pm Date Climbed: Sep 9, 2006
From Purtschellerhaus via Hoher Göll and Hohes Brett to Stahlhaus
What a long day! Started early from Purtschellerhaus via Schustersteig to the top of Hoher Göll and were already knocked out. The way led on via Brettriedel to Hohes Brett and on to Stahlhaus.
A really long day (12 hours) and a really exciting day! I'm looking forward the next time :-)
Route Climbed: from Rossfeld via Schusterroute Date Climbed: 17th of July 2004
I started late at noon from Rossfeld. It was hot and no clouds were visible. I had planned to take the Schusterroute upwards and to descend through the "Kamin". But too much hard snow on the way to the "Kamin" made me change my plan.
I reached the summit at 2:30pm and enjoyed the great view. Meanwhile some small clouds had appeared but still the sun was shining, it was warm and calm. Nevertheless I felt that these small clouds might turn into a thunderstorm and started to descend. When I reached the Schusterroute I noticed some fog and very fine raindrops (still people were on the summit) and ten minutes later the air was filled with thunder and hail made it really uncomortably. Fortunately I found a cave where I waited till the weather turned a bit better and continued my descend.
Route Climbed: From Torrenerjoch/Stahlhaus Date Climbed: November 3rd, 2001
Our aim was to traverse the Goell from Purtschellerhaus to Stahlhaus. Because it was late in the year, Purtschellerhaus was closed and we started from Ahornkaser. Already on the ascent to Purtschellerhaus there was snow and ice on the trail. So was the route in the rock. Later on the summit was covered in clouds. Because the weather report forecasted rain and it was our first time at Goell and we didn't know the further route we returned.
We thought that the conditions on the south side of Goell would be better. We returned to the car, drove to Hinterbrand and hiked up to Stahlhaus.
The next day we did the route from Torrenerjoch. From "Hohes Brett" on there was quite a lot of snow in the route and the markings were hard to see. Fortunately there was another team about half an hour in front of us. That helped a lot - we could follow their trail and knew that it's possible to go on. The snow covered and slippery groove was a bit hard but the following snowfield was so deep that it was easy to cross! It took us 4 hours to reach the summit - there was no cloud in the sky and we enjoyed the sun!
The way back was much easier in our own track and in about 8 hours with lots of breaks in the bright sun we finished our "winter ascent" of "Hoher Goell! :-)
wuedesau - Nov 6, 2012 8:52 am Date Climbed: Apr 26, 2012
Ski Tour - AlpltalStarted at 4:30am in the dark, enjoyed a beautiful sunrise high on the mountain and reached the summit at 7:30 at perfect weather conditions. Snow conditions were tricky but skiing was possible almost to the car.
Mescalito - Feb 28, 2012 9:44 am
Great tourclimbed over Mandlgrat in October. Great tour!
EricChu - Dec 18, 2009 6:35 am
Hoher Göll, July 1991I've been two times on the summit of the Göll, once in early July 1991 going from the Carl-von-Stahl hut via Hohes Brett to the summit and down to the Purtschellerhaus. As there was still quite a lot of old snow left, it was a bit tricky here and there. The second time was two years later when I did the tour Kehlsteinhaus - Mannlgrat (an easy via ferrata and lots of fun!)- Hoher Göll - Hohes Brett - Jenner, which was fantastic.
flow - May 4, 2008 10:09 am Date Climbed: May 4, 2008
Hoher Göll, 2.522m2013: Kamin - Hoher Göll - Mandlgrat
2012: From Parking at ~1.120m through Alpel valley. Carrying the skies up to ~1.500m.
2009: From Parking at ~1.120m through Alpel valley. Carrying the skies up to ~1.600m.
2008: From Parking at ~1.120m through Alpel valley. Carrying the skies up to ~1.700m.
Little_Mole - May 15, 2007 1:29 pm Date Climbed: Sep 9, 2006
From Purtschellerhaus via Hoher Göll and Hohes Brett to StahlhausWhat a long day! Started early from Purtschellerhaus via Schustersteig to the top of Hoher Göll and were already knocked out. The way led on via Brettriedel to Hohes Brett and on to Stahlhaus.
A really long day (12 hours) and a really exciting day! I'm looking forward the next time :-)
Niederbayer - Mar 2, 2007 9:36 pm
Mannlsteig -Goell-Stahlhausliked Mannlsteig - very hot and lots of people on the rest of the traverse
tiefenthaler - Aug 18, 2005 2:31 am
Route Climbed: Winter: Alpltal (Ski), Summer: W-face (kleiner Trichter) Date Climbed: Several times Winter & SummerGreat Ski-tour, W-face can be VERY hot, we were THIRSTY when we came back down from the Trichter
wuedesau - Jul 25, 2004 4:34 pm
Route Climbed: from Rossfeld via Schusterroute Date Climbed: 17th of July 2004I started late at noon from Rossfeld. It was hot and no clouds were visible. I had planned to take the Schusterroute upwards and to descend through the "Kamin". But too much hard snow on the way to the "Kamin" made me change my plan.
I reached the summit at 2:30pm and enjoyed the great view. Meanwhile some small clouds had appeared but still the sun was shining, it was warm and calm. Nevertheless I felt that these small clouds might turn into a thunderstorm and started to descend. When I reached the Schusterroute I noticed some fog and very fine raindrops (still people were on the summit) and ten minutes later the air was filled with thunder and hail made it really uncomortably. Fortunately I found a cave where I waited till the weather turned a bit better and continued my descend.
cherokee - Jun 1, 2004 1:33 pm
Date Climbed: November 1975This was my first "wall" after I started climbing.
Uli - Mar 8, 2004 3:26 am
Route Climbed: Alpeltal with skies Date Climbed: March 6, 2004A beautiful day on an interesting mountain. Good snow conditions. Enough snow to descent the rock section (cable) with skis.
wuedesau - Mar 1, 2004 3:00 am
Route Climbed: Via Purtscheller Haus and Schuster Route to the top Date Climbed: July 1990Starting very early in the morning (6:00) at the Rossfeld I arrived at 7:30 am on top. Wonderful morning light on the surrounding mountains.
wuedesau - Mar 1, 2004 2:55 am
Route Climbed: From Stahlhaus via Hohes Brett to the summit. Descend into the Alpeltal Date Climbed: July 1984First time on top of Hoher Göll.
wuedesau - Mar 1, 2004 2:46 am
Route Climbed: Alpeltal with skies Date Climbed: Feb. 1990Beautiful weather but a very cold wind at the top made it uncomfortably.
pini - Aug 12, 2002 1:46 am
Route Climbed: From Torrenerjoch/Stahlhaus Date Climbed: November 3rd, 2001Our aim was to traverse the Goell from Purtschellerhaus to Stahlhaus. Because it was late in the year, Purtschellerhaus was closed and we started from Ahornkaser. Already on the ascent to Purtschellerhaus there was snow and ice on the trail. So was the route in the rock. Later on the summit was covered in clouds. Because the weather report forecasted rain and it was our first time at Goell and we didn't know the further route we returned.
We thought that the conditions on the south side of Goell would be better. We returned to the car, drove to Hinterbrand and hiked up to Stahlhaus.
The next day we did the route from Torrenerjoch. From "Hohes Brett" on there was quite a lot of snow in the route and the markings were hard to see. Fortunately there was another team about half an hour in front of us. That helped a lot - we could follow their trail and knew that it's possible to go on. The snow covered and slippery groove was a bit hard but the following snowfield was so deep that it was easy to cross! It took us 4 hours to reach the summit - there was no cloud in the sky and we enjoyed the sun!
The way back was much easier in our own track and in about 8 hours with lots of breaks in the bright sun we finished our "winter ascent" of "Hoher Goell! :-)