Pazolastock

Route Information

Category
  • Difficulty
    Moderate
  • Length
  • Duration
  • Ascent
  • Descent

Best Time of Year

  1. JAN
  2. FEB
  3. MAR
  4. APR
  5. MAY
  6. JUN
  7. JUL
  8. AUG
  9. SEP
  10. OCT
  11. NOV
  12. DEC
  • Linear route
  • Scenic
  • Geological highlights
  • Fauna
  • Summit route
  • Flora
  • Clear area

Description

Whether in summer or winter, the Pazolastock is a popular destination for all mountain enthusiasts.

The ski tour to the Pazolastock begins at the Oberalp Pass. From here, the route initially leads southwestward over gentle slopes and well-maintained forest trails. After gaining the first few meters in elevation, the landscape opens up, offering sweeping views of the surrounding peaks of the Uri Alps. The ascent involves a total elevation gain of about 700 meters; it is moderately steep and well-suited even for beginners looking for a varied but not overly challenging route.

The summit area of the Pazolastock (at 2,739 meters above sea level) rewards hikers with a magnificent panoramic view of the Uri Alps. For the descent, there are several varied options:

  • The same route back to the Oberalp Pass

  • Via Nurschalas Grondas to Tschamutt

  • Via Pazolaälpetli, Schöni, and Nätschen to Andermatt (only when conditions are safe, as this route is steeper and more exposed)

Whether in summer or winter, the Pazolastock is a popular destination for all mountain enthusiasts.

The ski tour to the Pazolastock begins at the Oberalp Pass. From here, the route initially leads southwestward over gentle slopes and well-maintained forest trails. After gaining the first few meters in elevation, the landscape opens up, offering sweeping views of the surrounding peaks of the Uri Alps. The ascent involves a total elevation gain of about 700 meters; it is moderately steep and well-suited even for beginners looking for a varied but not overly challenging route.

The summit area of the Pazolastock (at 2,739 meters above sea level) rewards hikers with a magnificent panoramic view of the Uri Alps. For the descent, there are several varied options:

  • The same route back to the Oberalp Pass

  • Via Nurschalas Grondas to Tschamutt

  • Via Pazolaälpetli, Schöni, and Nätschen to Andermatt (only when conditions are safe, as this route is steeper and more exposed)

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