"No problem for experienced mountaineers" is obviously a dangerous understatement: in March 2022 three hikers fell here who obviously followed this assessment and ignored the warning sign. The assessment below: SAC-T5 says it all:
“Exposed, demanding terrain, glaciers and firn fields with a risk of slipping. (Then all warning lights should go on for the experienced mountaineer in March!) Very good orientation skills, good alpine experience in high alpine terrain and elementary knowledge of handling ice axes and rope required”.

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Benni

October 16, 2020

Alternatively, we recommend the beautiful but steep ascent through the hidden Maigraben. The path leads on an old path high above the Maigraben to the southern flank of the Maiwand, which it overcomes on an exposed strip of grass (easy, but exposed scrambling). komoot.de/tour/272958672

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Elevation 1,120 m

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Location: Flintsbach am Inn, Landkreis Rosenheim, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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