T5 - Laber and optional Ettaler Mandl

20Jan Sat
08:25

 Hbf or Pasing

Organized by:  Kipras Paliušis
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Laber and Ettaler Mandl from Oberammergau to Oberau

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Hello Hiking Fellas! 

I just checked the calendar and realized that we're going to have another weekend soon. This can mean only 1 thing-it's time for another hike!! 

This is not super beginner-friendly tour. It's a bit long, we'll definitely get lots of snow and we will not be making many breaks, only stopping to put on gaters, spikes, short snack/tea breaks and a quick lunch at the Laber, so we don't start freezing.
Expected pace - ~350hm/hour ascend, 600-800+hm/hour or 4+km/h descend. 

If you're up for it, you can join me for the easy via ferrata on Ettaler Mandl too, but it's totally optional. Alternatively you can just wait down there for 5-10 minutes or slowly descend towards Oberau.

Join the whatsapp group! 
https://chat.whatsapp.com/KrSvmdAC0oU2k2xArbvsY2
Departure: 8:32 from HBF or 8:38 from Pasing.
Return 15:15 or 16:15 from Oberau -> 1h10 min later we're in Pasing (Ideally I'd like to get the 15:15)
Good chance I will encourage you to speed up in the last 4-5 km so we can catch the train on time.



Good to know

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
6) 49 euro ticket

Other stuff:

- DAV membership (recommended)
- Proper rain/wind jacket
- Something warm to drink & quick eat to survive whole day of hiking (~1-1.5 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 and a monologue about why they're so great
- 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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Kipras Paliušis 2 years ago
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