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Edit event: Hoher Fricken to Garmisch
T3 - Hoher Fricken to Garmisch
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Hoher Fricken to Garmisch
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Hello hiking fellas.
Weekend = hiking time! Weather might be bad, but we give no shits! Zero!
This is not very beginner-friendly tour. It's steep, a bit long, there will be snow and we will not be making many breaks, only stopping to put on gaiters, spikes and short food/tea breaks.
We might go back to Farchant, which saves us ~30 minutes, depending on how the ascend goes. I will need to get the train back at 16:10 at Farchant or 16:07 at Garmisch. The 17:05 works too but that's the last one for me. So I'm catching that no matter what.
Expected pace - ~350-400hm/hour ascend depending on snow, 800+hm/hour or ~4-6 km/h descend.
JOIN THE WHATSAPP GROUP:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/KrSvmdAC0oU2k2xArbvsY2
Trip there RB6, leaving 8:38 at Pasing or a few minutes earlier at HBF:
TRIPS BACK 16:07/42, 17:05/35 from Garmisch
16:10 or 17:08 from Farchant
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 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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