Ettaler Manndl - Eschenlohe -> Oberammergau | 1681m

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A tour in Ammergaur alps.

Visiting the following peaks:

Ettaler Manndl, 1636m

Laber, 1686m

- Latschenkopfel, 1509m

Ettaler Manndl (also known as Ettaler Mandl) is a 1633-meter-high limestone peak in the Ammergau Alps (also known as the Ammergebirge), which rises from a wooded side ridge of the Laber, which is 1686 meters high at its highest point. 

From the foot of the summit structure to the summit there is a climbing section (UIAA I+), which is not technically difficult and is secured throughout, but is still a challenge for inexperienced climbers due to the exposed and crumbly and increasingly worn limestone. The climbing passage is tricky in wet or icy conditions, especially in spring and autumn. Unspractised climbers should therefore avoid the summit. Recently there have been more accidents, some of them fatal.

Webcam: https://www.bergfex.com/laber-oberammergau/webcams/c14506/

Weather: https://www.bergfex.com/laber-oberammergau/wetter/

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By public transport:
    Train station near start point: Eschenlohe (0.0 Km from start point)
    Bus stop near start point: Eschenlohe (475 m from start point)

    Train station near end point: Oberammergau (0.0 Km from end point)
    Bus stop near end point: Eugen-Papst-Str. (712 m from end point)
    Bus stop near end point: Tiroler Gasse (934 m from end point)
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Hintere Soile Alm 1325 (1325 m):
    Location: Google maps

Laberalm 1402 (1400 m):
    Location: Google maps

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Klettersteig must not be attempted in wet conditions.
Technical Difficulty Difficult
Gear Hiking Boots , Klettersteig Set , Helmet , Gloves
Popularity 5
Highest point 1681m
Total gain 1201m
Total loss 1003m
Duration 08h10m
Distance 21.8Km
Rating 1370

Simon

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