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Today
we are going home to Sweden. But our flights aren't leaving
until
evening, so there is time for one more
mountain. We choose
Jägerkamp that can be reached
from Spitzingsee. The parking cost is 4 Euro (2015) |
The
parking place is at an altitude of around 1090m. To
begin with, we
follow the ski slopes. The few skiers we
meet have all climbed
up themselves. All lifts are closed. |
A
break at 1445m,
after less than one hour. We are off the ski slopes now.
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| Just below is Schönfeldhütte.
Behind it Rauhkopf 1689m. |
Our
route leads up a bit to the right in this picture, then on
the ridge to
the left. |
A
bit over 1600m now.
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climbing the steeper part at less than 1600m. |
We
would have liked to climb Aiplspitz as well, but we
don't have the time
for it. There is a plane to catch.... |
Jägerkamp almost in the
middle of the picture. We need another 20 minutes from here.
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The final climb to the
summit. This is a simple peak, no
real difficulties anywhere, even if
it's a bit steeper
between 1500-1600m. |
We
reach the summit after less than 2h. |
Looking north over the
German flatatlands and the lake Schliersee.
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| Wendelstein
(1838m) with its observatory on the summit. |
These
German mountains, at the border of the flatlands,
aren't very high. But they do have a beauty of their own,
making them well worth a
visit. This is a beautiful area |
Zugspitze,
2962m in the background to the right.
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| Rotwand
1884m, to the south. |
Aiplspitz
can be reached in about one more hour, once
you are up here. But we don't have that time, unfortunately.
It looks like a nice
peak. |
It doesn't take many extra
minutes to reach Benzingspitze, once you're up here.
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| The
summit cross of Benzingspitze. |
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