09^Aug Sat
07:00

Not for beginners! If you haven't done any B/C ferratas before, you will struggle. 

Route:

A combined route of https://www.bergsteigen.com/touren/klettersteig/seefelder-panorama-klettersteig-seefelder-spitze/ and https://www.hoehenrausch.de/berge/reither-spitze/seefelder-spitze/ : We take the cable car (10e, one-way) and hike up to the ferrata starting point. From there we climb onto Seefelder Spitze (ferrata). Afterwards we don't go back directly down to the valley but we keep hiking until we reach Reither Spitze (single places with a steel cable (A)). From there walk back to the parking lot. 

Difficulty, time, effort:

Officially rated as C, some comments under route descriptions even mention C/D (because of one small overhang).

HB route analyser for some reason is very optimistic. Look here instead https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/via-ferrata/region-seefeld/klettersteig-seefelder-spitze-und-reither-spitze/322678704/#caml=a14,1usfir,7tsgp1,0,0 . More than 6h of activity excluding breaks and a long descent. I'm definitely not going to rush it considering I will be after Friday training. Also, it's my first Ferrata this season with so many C spots - I will take breaks not to get toasted before the end. 

Logistics:

I can do this hike on both Saturday and Sunday and I will prefer to choose the one with better weather. When signing up, please keep that in mind.

I can take 3 passengers in my car. We'll split the fuel and parking costs.  

We'll take the cable car upwards to save strength before the climb - according to website it's gonna cost 10.5e. 

Items to take: https://www.alpenverein-muenchen-oberland.de/dav-ausruestungsverleih-in-muenchen/dav-packlisten/packliste-klettersteig (obviously exclude stuff for overnight stay).

Disclaimer: I’m not a professional mountain guide. Everyone joins at their own risk and is responsible for their own safety, fitness, and gear. By participating, you accept that neither I nor anyone else is liable for any accidents or injuries.