Climbing Section on the Lenggries Ridge

This black marked “alpine trail” is no longer an easy hiking trail for a short stretch. The Komoot card is silent about the difficulty, I would award T3 +, although it is certainly easier to go upwards than downwards, where the "airiness" is more noticeable. From above you can reach the upper end of a short iron ladder on an ever narrower ridge, which leads into the craggy rock passage. Further down there is a second ladder, in between it goes through grippy rocks with sometimes high steps. Not everyone likes it, but it is also not a real difficulty for cross-country walkers who are reasonably free from giddiness. At least the eye of a needle.

There is some variety in the hike and the ridge and the little Kraxelei are cool. Sure-footedness is absolutely necessary as it drops steeply to the left and right. Basic knowledge of behavior on the rock is recommended.

You should have a head for heights and be sure-footed, then it's fun