Lech & Zug info please

biki17 wrote:

Tony_H wrote:The red run off rendl is not at all difficult tbh

Thank you, Tony :thumbup:
I've heard that the Blue run to Stuben is nice and easy.
Have you skied it?

Cheers,

Tony_H wrote:

biki17 wrote:

Tony_H wrote:The red run off rendl is not at all difficult tbh

Thank you, Tony :thumbup:
I've heard that the Blue run to Stuben is nice and easy.
Have you skied it?

Cheers,

Yes about 25 times at a guess
Take the Schindler chair in st Anton right to the top and start with e red section, stop for a drink at the cafe, and then ride the blue to stuben going past alpe rauz. It's a lovely long run, although we like to ski the itinerary route just above it as well.

Stuben has some really fun slopes

Tony_H wrote:It's the ulmer hutte you want, bottom of red 14 top of blue 17 which goes to alpe rauz.
You can take the arlenmähder chair from down the back of galzig right to the cafe

biki17 wrote:

Tony_H wrote:It's the ulmer hutte you want, bottom of red 14 top of blue 17 which goes to alpe rauz.
You can take the arlenmähder chair from down the back of galzig right to the cafe

Thank you Tony:thumbup:
Am I right in t inking that White Ring includes a trek on foot in Lech from one side of the valley to the other?

Cheers,

jastem wrote:If you start the circuit in Zug, then you will have to cross the main road in Lech to get to the Rufikopf cable car. It's not a problem and you could always have a quick refreshment stop there anyway! We usually start with the Rufikopf cable car thus completing the Ring back in Lech.

There is also a particularly annoying bit of poling on the red route back down to Zug.