Ski tour Hennekopf ​(​2​-​704 m​)​

Coming from Bludenz, take the Bludenz/Montafon motorway exit and follow the L188 into Montafon to Partenen. On the right side is the valley station of the Vermuntbahn, with which you reach the Silvretta-Bielerhöhe.

www.google.at/maps

Just leave your car standing

The regional buses of the Montafonerbahn operate throughout Montafon. The main lines run hourly from Schruns station.

From Schruns station, you can take bus line 650 to Partenen. The stop is: Partenen "Bergbahnen". From here you can get up to Silvretta-Bielerhöhe by Vermuntbahn and tunnel bus.

For the return trip:

Take the tunnel bus and Vermuntbahn back down to the valley, Partenen. From there, you can take bus line 650 back to Schruns station.

mbs Bahn timetable

Arrival by train:

The Montafonerbahn runs hourly (sometimes every half hour) from Bludenz station. There are also direct connections from Lindau (D) and from Bregenz.

mbs Bahn timetable

Free of charge at the valley station of the Vermuntbahn in Partenen

From the mountain inn Piz Buin, you first follow the dam trail and then go left down to the entrance of the Bieltal. Now it leads you along the ridge to the left of a gully into the flat Bieltal. After a short flat section, you can cross the deeply snow-covered stream to the east at a water intake and thus reach the wide western slopes. You climb these up to an altitude of about 2,250 m. From there, continue northeast until you reach the Henneköpf, the highest point of the route.

Descent: Same as ascent or further south (depending on conditions).

Ski touring equipment, skins, if necessary crampons, ski poles, ski helmet, avalanche equipment with transceiver, avalanche probe, and shovel, ski touring backpack (approx. 30 liters) with avalanche airbag and rain cover, ski touring boots, ski socks, warm and durable clothing in layers, ski touring jacket and pants, light gloves for ascent, warm gloves for descent, hat/headband, if necessary ski goggles, sun and rain protection, provisions and drinking water, thermos flask with hot drink, first aid kit, pocket knife, mobile phone, headlamp and reflectors, map material, bivy sack and rescue blanket

On the way back to Silvrettasee, you can take the drag lift, which is located below the dam wall (lunch break from 12:00 to 13:00), back to the starting point.

It is always recommended to do tours in open terrain with experienced mountain guides. You can find guided ski tour experiences here.

Mountain inn Piz Buin, Silvretta-Bielerhöhe

Mountain inn Piz Buin, Silvretta-Bielerhöhe

NOTRUF
140 Alpine Notfälle österreichweit
144 Alpine Notfälle Vorarlberg
112 Euro-Notruf (funktioniert mit jedem Handy/Netz)

Trotz guter Beschilderung ist bei schlechtem Wetter (Nebel, starker Schneefall) um Vorsicht geboten. Die Entscheidung und Verantwortung liegt nach wie vor bei jedem Skitourengeher selbst. Bitte beachten Sie: Diese Tour ist nur möglich, wenn die Strecke geöffnet ist. Aufgrund von zu hoher Lawinengefahr kann es vorkommen, dass die Wege zur Schattenlaganthütte gesperrt werden müssen. Achten Sie auf den Lawinenlagebericht und auf Hinweistafeln und Wegsperren am Beginn der Strecke.

www.vorarlberg.at/lawine