Ascent: Follow the forest road gently into the valley. Alternatively, it's possible to ascend directly from the valley floor (1,625 m) via a steep ridge between two stream gullies to reach the Schluppesalm (1,825 m). From the alpine hut, head southeast towards a rounded knoll. Ascend to a small saddle (2,050 m) just to the left of it. Continue along the left edge of a depression further into the valley. Then, slightly left of the steeper terrain, ascend at a moderate incline to the base of the large summit slope (2,300 m). This slope becomes increasingly steep and is featureless – it should only be tackled under absolutely safe conditions. The best route leads along the left edge of the slope until approx. 2,450 m, where you traverse diagonally right, very steep (40–45°), to a small ledge (2,470 m). Continue steeply up to the ridge (2,510 m). If not already done below, this is a good place for the ski depot. Follow the narrow ridge to the right to reach the summit with cross. Impressive views down into the Wannser and Ontrat valleys.
Descent: Same as ascent. In spring, you can also descend from the Jaufenhaus to just above the alpine hut (approx. 140 vertical meters), then traverse back into the valley.
Note: Crampons and an ice axe are recommended in spring.
The designation “passable” refers solely to the accessibility of the route and does not provide any information about avalanche conditions. These must always be assessed independently before each tour.