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Edit event: from Griesen to Untergrainau via Hoher Ziegspitz and Hirschbichel
T3 - from Griesen to Untergrainau via Hoher Ziegspitz and Hirschbichel
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Hoher Ziegspitz and Hirschbichel from Griesen to Untergrainau
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Hello hiking buddies,
Another weekend, another long hike to rarely visited peaks! The weather seems better on Sunday and the days are still long enough to enjoy both autumn vibes and Christmas vibes once we're high enough for snow.
Therefore, we're going for two peaks: Hoher Ziegspitz and Hirschbichel! Never been there, so no idea what to expect, but the elevation profile looks pleasant.
This is not very beginner-friendly tour. It's long, there will be snow and we will not be making many breaks- 1 before the first peak, 1 on Hoher Ziegspitz and 1 more on Hirschbichel. Expect wet and slippery conditions, so you definitely want sticks, shoes with good grip in the snow and probably gaiters.
Expected pace - 450-500 hm/hour ascend, 800+hm/hour or ~4km/h descend.
Departure: 6:38 at Pasing -> 8:19 we're in Griesen
Return: 16:48 from Untergrainau -> back in Pasing at about 18:20.
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Bring:
1) A good mood (Zero Bad Mood Tolerance, you might be sent back if you're grumpy for more than a few minutes.)
2) Proper Hiking boots
3) Hiking/Trekking Poles
4) Head lamp!
5) Gaiters/spikes (recommended)
6) 49 euro ticket
Other stuff:
- DAV membership (recommended)
- Proper rain/wind jacket
- Something to drink & eat to survive whole day of hiking (~1-2 Liters of water)- no hut stops planned
- A dry sense of humor (recommended, but not mandatory)
What I offer you:
- Fresh fruit: a kiwi and/or an apple (probably)
- Dried fruit/nut bar
- Wet toilet paper
What I do not offer you:
- Mountain guide services
- Other fruits
Disclaimer: Hiking can be dangerous. I am not a mountain guide, nor have I even done this 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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