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Tutzinger Hütte에서 Bendiktenwand 정상까지 아름다운 트레킹. 상단부는 로프로 확보된 동쪽 등반로를 이용합니다. 운이 좋으면 아이벡스 무리의 일부를 카메라에 담을 수 있습니다. 서쪽 등반로를 따라 하산할 때는 Jachenau 또는 Tutzinger Hütte 표지판이 명확한 안내를 제공합니다.

The "Bridge of Humanity" stands near the Blomberghaus. From the bridge, intended to connect people's hearts, softwood poles extend to all continents. Artist Marco Paulo (center, with hat) created the structure together with young asylum seekers (right and left). The hiking trail is maintained by the Tölzer Land Art Association, chaired by Patrizia Zewe (center, with umbrella). City Councilor Margot Kirste (center, black dress) is the patron.

The Zwiesel, also known as the Zwieselberg, is a 1,348 m above sea level mountain in the Bavarian Alps near Bad Tölz. The mountain can be reached via an easy hike with a 620 m ascent from the Waldherralm car park in Wackersberg. The Zwiesel is located in the immediate vicinity of the Blomberg.

The more challenging route up the Benewand, partially secured with a cable, requires the use of your hands. Officially rated T3.

...so this is the cable car for materials. You can ride your mountain bike up to here, then continue on foot.

Well, from the north it is very present here

The Benediktenwand (mentioned as early as 1300 as montem sancti Benedicti, colloquially Benewand) is an 1800 m high mountain ridge in the Bavarian Prealps between the Loisach and Isar rivers, the Jachenau in the south, and the Benediktbeuern Monastery in the north, from which it takes its name. The first summit cross was erected in 1877. This was preceded by a vow made by four woodcutters in October 1876, when snow depths of two meters threatened to undo their year's work. They would erect the largest mountain cross by far if the weather improved soon on St. James's Day 1877. The erection became a joint effort with the local fire department and has remained a tradition – reinforced by the Mountain Accident Service (Bergwacht) founded in 1927. In 1897, 1919, 1930, 1958, and 2023 Renovations were necessary. ...