T4 - Entschenkopf (2,043m)

16Sep Sat
07:40

 München Hbf, Gl. 27

Organized by:  Robert Piecyk
 Repeat event
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Reichenbach Entschenkopf Gaisalpsee

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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. I do not go with the people who does not complete at least one T3+/T4 hike and >1200m uphill in one day.

Entschenkopf (2,043 m) is a mountain in the Allgäu. Its mountain ridge, which stretches southwards, forms the eastern boundary of the Gaisalp valley. The Entschenkopf can be reached both from the north (from the Falkenjoch) and from the south (from the Upper Gaisalp Lake). 

Good to know

We will meet at Munchen Hbf (Gl. 27). Please be punctual!

The hike should take ca. 7-8 hours with an intermediate pace of 400-450 mph.

The plan is following:

7:54 - 8:59 (RB 96) München Hbf -> Memmingen 
9:04 - 10:16 (RE 75) Memmingen -> Langenwang (Schwab)

10:20 - 18:20 hiking

18:24 - 20:41 (RB 76) Oberstdorf -> München Hbf

It may change depending on the weather, hike & availability of the connections. 

Sticks may be helpful to keep you safe.

Before the hike please join the WhatsApp group or send me a private message with your phone number.

WhatsApp group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/IYjqv8bRZiD4pHjBA3i3zQ

Things to bring:

  • Deutschland Ticket with ID card;
  • hiking shoes;
  • windproof and waterproof clothes;
  • water (at least 3-4 l) and some food;
  • sunscreen and sunglasses;
  • DAV insurance;
  • good energy and stamina.

Optional:

  • hiking poles;
  • first aid kit.

Note:

  • Unjoining is allowed until 12 hours before the start of the event
  • The organizer is no professional guide. Participants are responsible for themselves, must do their own research about the route, and must be able to navigate by themselves (in case the group splits for some reason, for example)

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.

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