"After a cold night camping on the slopes of the Kleinmölbing, we packed up and hiked al the way along the ridge up to Schrocken. After that we went further to the Elmscharte where we went down into the valley and in the direction of Warscheneck. After a very steep accent up to Liezener , we made it to Warscheneck. After that we went further down in the direction of Toter Mann where we set up our camp again for the next night." — BelgiumGipfelsturmer • Jul 20, 2020

"For details of the ascent of Margschierf prior to our ascent, see under that mountain. We followed Trail 661 north-west to the col, then steeply on the stony track under the ski tows to the summit, stopping for lunch before at the Lodge am Krippenstein. To complete the circuit we took the tourist path down to the Five Fingers viewpoint, then back up to the cable car station. With ALT. Hot, dry and sunny." — marktrengove • Aug 17, 2017

"A circular walk on the limestone karst landscape on the Dachstein Plateau. We took the two-stage cable car up from Obertraun to the Krippenstein station. After admiring the view of the Dachstein range we descended on a broad track under the ski tows to a col on Trail 661. Diverting onto Trail 664, we continued in a south-easterly direction around the north flank of Margschierf to the shark sculpture and onwards to Heilbronner Kreuz. Heading north-west, we followed Trail 661 through the bare karst landscape. The trail was well-marked in the wilderness, taking a circuitous route over crags and avoiding crevasses in the limestone, involving a little easy scrambling. The trail bypassed the summit to its west, so while ALT waited for me, I took a detour to Margschierf's summit from the north. The route was pathless, but not difficult. After admiring the fine view as storm clouds gathered over the Dachstein, still in sunshine, I descended to rejoin ALT. Our walk continued to the Hoher Krippenstein. Hot, dry and sunny, but with more cloud later." — marktrengove • Aug 17, 2017

"With my Father and Brother a quick Trip before I have to be back to the Ship. Have been here in November of last Year and the Ferrata was not ready yet. So I was curious how it worked out. Well done and though. Four short different Routes to choose from but neither one is easy. B/C Class for the easy one and up to D/E for the more difficult ones. Not very long tough but exciting and Fun Scramble on Wire Ropes, and Steel Ladders. " — Nuernberger • Sep 6, 2014

"Finally a better weather and more People are Hiking now. Schieferstein has a little of everything, It starts off with a Trail and near the Top it has some nice scrambling along the Ridge. " — Nuernberger • Aug 28, 2014