オーバーホーフェンイムインタルでののおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

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If there is enough snow and the conditions are very safe, you can also ski directly from the Narrenböden down the steep south-facing slopes.

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With a safe ascent (switchbacks) and descent technique, a head for heights and crampons, this tour can also be enjoyed.

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The cozy alpine hut is on the way to the Zugspitzblick and the Hohe Munde. It can be reached on foot, with touring skis or by mountain bike. Enjoy a break on the terrace while the little ones let off steam on the playground. You can also stay overnight here. You can find more information at https://www.rauthhuette.at/

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The Neue Alplhütte rises on the Mieminger Plateau above the Inn Valley at a height of 1,504 meters. Behind it, the mighty rock faces of the Mieminger chain rise up. The climb to the hut can also be mastered with children. Opening times in summer: mid-July to mid-November. You can find more information at http://www.alplhuette.com/.

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chapel at the Straßberghaus

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At 2,884 m, the Riezer Grießkogel is the highest peak in the Northern Sellrain Mountains in the Stubai Alps. The view, especially of the Wetterstein Mountains but also of the Karwendel, Innsbruck, etc., is excellent. In summer, the mountain can be reached by a fairly easy hike, only about 1,000 meters in altitude must be covered. However, the mountain is much more popular in winter for ski tours.

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What a wonderful view: in front of you lies the valley of the Leutascher Ache and further back the Zugspitze towers. Fantastic!

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Beautiful along the stream...

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Now hurry down. The food is waiting!

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A little thrill and an experience especially for children

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The gorge trail leads uphill next to the stream. There are narrow paths, there are bridges, a three-part staircase and a suspension bridge. Again and again you have the opportunity to go into the stream bed, where there are a lot of stones and rubble. We saw various butterflies, lizards, a squirrel and also a carnivorous plant. The gorge trail is an experience for young and old. We had helmets with us because of the sign warning of falling rocks. But it would have been fine without them...

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Great. A beautiful experience to walk across the suspension bridge.

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Easiest to reach from the east via the Rauthhütte. But quite dangerous when wet! There is also a risk of falling rocks. You have to calculate 3.5 hours net ascent time if you are in a good mood. The avalanche barriers and the radio mast look rather lousy, you either have to go over to the west summit - everything is fine there. Or you look "selectively" ;-)

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If you go in the direction of the Munde East Summit, after about 20 minutes you will see a vantage point on the Zugspitze on the right. From then on you can only see them again from the summit.

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Clearly the more beautiful summit, but you have to calculate an hour more. The east climb is shorter (more direct) and also easier. Steinshlag is and when it's wet certainly also dangerous otherwise but rather easy to classify - but long. The western ascent over the Niedere Munde is a very long mountain tour. Sure-footedness, excellent physical condition and a head for heights are prerequisites. In addition, the weather should be very stable. In the wet or even snow, it becomes life-threatening. Allow 9 hours for the total overrun. I would recommend drinking 4 liters. KS set too. The length makes the tour dangerous. The KS is probably A - B moderately difficult. But as I said - alas, it's wet! You are completely defenseless against thunderstorms. If everything fits - an insanely beautiful tour.

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Always worth the walk!

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Magnificent view. Just fantastic.

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easy climbing in the direction of the Hohe Munde

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