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Edit event: Oberammergau to Unterammergau via Kofel, Steckenberg, Rosengarten
T3 - Oberammergau to Unterammergau via Kofel, Steckenberg, Rosengarten
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Oberammergau to Unterammergau via Kofel, Steckenberg, Rosengarten
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Avalanche risks are moderate above 1400 m these days! So let's enjoy this fairly long, low elevation hike in the Oberammergau region.
Trips back are hourly at XX:42. We will aim for the 16:42 train back -> 6/7 pm we're back in Munich.
In the last ~1 hour of the hike I'll start to track if we can catch the train. We might need to speed up to avoid a long waiting time (if everyone is on-board with the idea), so be mentally ready for that! ;)
Good to know
The ascent to Kofel is considered T3+ and is secured with ropes, so comfort for heights and surefootedness will be necessary! Depending on the conditions, we can also skip it and continue the hike. The remainder of the hike will be T2/T1 and shouldn't be a problematic.
It is mandatory to join the whatsapp group, as we will buy a digital Bayern ticket (since I don't have a city ticket) on Friday before 10:00 PM!
https://chat.whatsapp.com/Fsb8ySwQx0KGotglgyB9SK
Bring:
- A good mood (don't forget)
- Proper Hiking boots
- Gaiters
- Spikes
- Head lamp (in case it gets dark)
- Hiking/Trekking Poles (recommended, I can bring an extra pair if anyone needs)
- DAV membership (recommended)
- Proper rain jacket, pants, in case it gets wet
- Something to drink & eat to survive whole day of hiking (1.5-2.5 Liters of water)- no hut stops planned
- A dry sense of humor (recommended, but not mandatory)
What I offer you:
- An apple
- Wet toilet paper
- A decent winter pace of 350-400 height m/hour
- Sports tape
What I do not offer you:
- Other fruits
- Mountain guide services
Disclaimer: Hiking can be dangerous. I am not a mountain guide, nor have I even done this exact hike. 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.
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