03^Oct Fri
07:05

Pace wise I'd like to have somewhat moderate pace to enjoy the views and also have more time up. 

This is not a beginners hike. There are some rather exposed sections and prior experience with adequate fitness level is a required.

Technical difficulty: The hike has difficulty T4 , please read the blog to understand the requirements for sac scale T4. Sure footedness and no fear of height is required. 

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Things to bring:

• Hiking boots
• hiking poles (recommended, optional) 
• Passport/ID since we are crossing the border 
• Pack always a rainjacket as the weather in the alps can switfly change
• DAV insurance 
• Powerbank for your phone
• Deutschland ticket 
• Food/drinks for the way (1.5 L - 2L  water recommendation and snacks to fuel you. Getting low sugar levels and being a tad moody probably won't make you the favourite buddy so bring enough water and snacks with ya to fuel you :) )
• Proper Clothes - please think in layers ( onion principle i.e. have next to t-shirt a fleece/rain/wind jacket if it gets cold when cooling down and taking a break) 
• Sunscreen/ lip balm, sunglasses / hat or buff is recommended
• + luxury items: pair of socks and a tshirt to change afterwards 
  
• First aid kit 
• Please download gpx track to your phone and make yourself familiar with the route. 
• Save the general 112 emergency call number for Europe/Alps as a reliable option for any given situation when hiking

Please be mindful and assess accordingly - You know yourself the best, be honest if you can do such a hike or not.

Regarding the pace - a moderate steady one. Important is to have the group or your buddies in sight. 

If you like to run up or down, also fine, just remember we are a team and it is always good to have each other in sight and if needed give a helping hand on some sections.

Note: Please unjoin the event well in advance, if you don't plan to come. You cannot unjoin the event, when it is starting in less than 12 hours. P

Disclaimer: Hiking can be dangerous. I am not a mountain guide. Everybody is responsible for her/himself. Make yourself familiar with the route and its requirements. It's recommended to download a map and bring a cell phone and first aid kit for emergencies and to have some sort of insurance.