T3 - [Hike & Swim] Schliersee-Auracher Köpfl-Hirschgröhrkopf-Fischhausen

01May Wed
08:15

 Harras / HBF

Organized by:  Darius Lai
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[Hike & Swim] Schliersee-Auracher Köpfl-Hirschgröhrkopf-Fischhausen*

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Hi guys,

Planning a short hike for the 1st of May (Labor Day). 

The peak Hirschgröhrkopf is optional depending on how the group feels. It is a separate ascent and will take in total 1h up and down. 

The T2 hike is 4.5 - 6 hours long,  with 600-900m of elevation. Beginners are welcome but make sure that you are fit enough, preferably 350m+/hour, as this will allow us more leeway and also time to relax at the lake. 

The plan is that we will spend some time at the lake at the end of the hike and relax. The aim is to be back in Munich late afternoon. 

Event is subject to change and canellation depending on the weather. 

Whatsapp Group Link: https://chat.whatsapp.com/Hkt00iMMFjE9NKH0GOpSKR

2 buddies of mine will also be joining the hike. 

Let me know if you need a Komoot link or the Hiking Buddies GPX file is already sufficient. 

Good to know
  • I will meet you at Harras at 8:25 (Train leaves 8:37). People meeting at HBF should be there at 8:15. (for the BRB RB55 leaving at 8:29).  Please be on time as the train comes once ever hour. Make sure that you are in the right train as well as they split off after Holzkirchen I believe!
  • We will arrive at Schliersee at 9:26. 
  • From there we will hike up Zielmoos, Tafelmoos, Auracher Köpfl and potentially Hirschgröhrkopf.
  • We will then head down to Fischhausen and take a swim there. 
  • From Fischhausen the nearest station is Neuhaus (5 - 10 mins walk). We will check the train times after the hike. 

Kindly remember to pack the following essentials:

  • food and drinks as per your needs. 
  • sundry cash
  • swim gear (as seen fit)
  • rain/sun protection according to the latest weather forecast (most probably sunny)
  • Alpenverein / mountain insurance recommended
  • first aid kit for emergencies  recommended
  • headlamp for emergencies recommended
  • Spikes and Gaiters recommended (there was a lot of snow at the Baumgartschneid (1400+m) last week)

Disclaimer: Please note that this list is not exhaustive and every participant should conduct their own research and self-assessment before joining. Additionally, please be advised that I am not a mountain guide and hiking can be risky. Therefore, you are responsible for your own safety and must familiarize yourself with the route and its requirements. I recommend downloading a map and bringing a cell phone for emergencies.

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