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NOTE: Please be punctual! Train could be fully packed, so better to be on the safer side and take a seat as early as it is possible.
NOTE: Please check the gain and distance of the hike, it may not be beginner friendly.
The Daniel (2,340 m) is a mountain in the Austrian state of Tyrol, and the highest peak in the Ammergau Alps, a range within the Northern Limestone Alps. Located near the villages of Ehrwald and Lermoos. With the almost equally high Upsspitze (2,332 m) it forms a double summit.
The summit may be reached on an easy mountain tour from the south, sure-footedness only being required on the summit arête from the Daniel to the Upsspitze. The ascent on the normal route starting at Leermoos and passing over the Tuftlalm and the Upsspitze takes about 3–4 hours according to the literature. A descent back over the Upsspitze, the ''Grünen Ups (a viewing point), and the Tuftlalm to Lermoos takes about 2½ hours.
The summit offers a splendid view of the Zugspitze massif to the east and the Mieminger Range chain to the south.
We will meet at Munchen Hbf (Gl. 31). Please be punctual! Train could be fully packed, so better to be on the safer side and take a seat as early as it is possible.
The hike should take ca. 7 hours (with the stop at the hut going back to Lermoos AND with an intermediate pace of 400 mph).
The plan is following:
7:13 - 8:22 (RE 61) München Hbf -> Garmisch
8:26 - 9:58 (RE 62) Garmisch -> Lermoos
9:00 - 16:00 hiking + stop at Tuftl Alm hut
16:25 - 16:59 (S 7) Lermoos -> Garmisch
17:05 - 18:26 (RB 6) Garmisch -> München Hbf
It may change depending on the weather, hike & availability of the connections.
Sticks may be helpful to keep you safe.
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Disclaimer: Hiking can be dangerous. I am not a mountain guide. Everybody is responsible for themselves. Please make yourself familiar with the route and its requirements. Additionally, you could download the map, bring a cell phone and a first aid kit.