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- 6:00 h
- 7.25 km
- 1,085 m
- 1,085 m
- 2,105 m
- 3,194 m
- 1,089 m
- Start: Bortelhütten
- Destination: Bortelhütten
The route to the Bortelhorn (it. Punta del Rebbio) in this description starts at the Bortelhütten. Please note that the tour is a high-altitude tour. The path is not signposted and is not visible in the scree. Piled-up rock formations help with orientation.
The summit tour can be completed as a two-day hike. In the afternoon of the first day, you hike from Rosswald or Berisal to the Bortelhütten. Here you can stop for refreshments and spend the night. The next morning, after breakfast, you climb up to the Bortelhorn.
If you are not familiar with mountain and high-altitude tours, you should definitely take a mountain guide with you.
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Stop at an Inn
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Equipment
- High mountain boots, possibly suitable for crampons
- Gloves
- Hat
- Clothing suitable for the season and weather
- Ice axe, rope and safety equipment
- Maps 1:25 000
- Altimeter
- First aid kit with rescue blanket
- Mobile phone
- Enough provisions
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Berisal can also be reached by post bus from Brig station.
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Safety guidelines
- Choose a hike that suits your abilities
- Mountain hiking is an endurance sport. Only set off in a healthy and rested condition.
- Stay alert on the ascent and descent
- Check the current weather forecast when planning. Turn back early if the weather is bad
- Equipment should be adapted to the hike
- It is essential to wear good hiking boots
- Always stay on marked trails. Shortcuts should be avoided
- Regular breaks with food and drink are necessary to maintain concentration and performance
- Avoid going it alone. Inform others about the planned route.
- Respect nature! Always take waste with you and observe regulations in protected areas
All hikes are at your own risk. Insurance is the responsibility of the hiker.
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