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Source-described walk

Sünser Spitze and Portlahorn from Alpe Portla

1 of 1 stages mapped · reference itinerary

Complete supplied circuit from Alpe Portla via Sünser Alpe and Sünser See to Sünser Spitze, returning over Sünser Joch and Portlahorn to Alpe Portla.

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Check current path access, weather, snow and required equipment before travel. This reference grants no automatic navigation clearance. Source read 2026-11-01.

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  1. Sünser Spitze and Portlahorn from Alpe Portla

    hiking · 8.12 km · publisher difficulty S (Schwierigkeit 75/100)

    Check current path access, weather, snow and required equipment before travel. Original seasonal and open-status labels do not confirm current conditions. This is a mapped reference; automatic navigation remains held. Source read 2026-11-01.

    The whole supplied circuit includes Portlahorn on the return. Walking starts and finishes beside Alpe Portla; the publisher’s Kirchdorf label describes neither endpoint of this track. No bus ride, village connector or alternative descent is included. The route reaches Sünser Spitze, Sünser Joch and Portlahorn and follows the shore of Sünser See without entering the lake. Source read 2026-11-01.

    The publisher gives 8.15 km, 515 m ascent and 515 m descent, at 1719-2061 m. This complete mapped reference measures 8.12 km, 528 m ascent and 528 m descent, with sampled heights 1718-2048 m. Allow for the measured climb; the original publisher difficulty remains unchanged. Source read 2026-11-01.

    The publisher rates this hike S (75/100), with high fitness demands, about 3 hours 10 minutes and June–October suitability. Expect rough mountain paths (mapped SAC2), steep ground, a chain-assisted passage and stepping-stone fords. Stream crossings on the supplied course have no mapped bridges. Much of the circuit lies in the Hohe Kugel–Hoher Freschen–Mellental protected area: follow current signs and restrictions. Source read 2026-11-01.

    Check current snow, weather, path signs and stream levels before setting out. Mapping does not confirm safe crossings or drinking water today. Alpine food service, building entry, buses, Furkajoch road access and parking rights or fees are unverified. Automatic navigation and the reverse direction remain unqualified. Source read 2026-11-01.

    The linked original visitor description gives the detailed source route context. Check current local path conditions, required transport and facility opening before travel; this informational reference supplies no automatic navigation clearance. Source read 2026-11-01.

    Glacier assessment unknown. Automatic planning and navigation exports remain held.

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A recommendation for the whole outing is kept with that itinerary. Only separately reviewed, precisely matched path stretches receive map support. Repeated descriptions from one publisher family add no independent votes.