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Today we choose to trek "at
home", meaning we use the cableway from
Nessewängle, (where we rent a flat) to 1500m, below Krinnenspitze. |
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are several routes to the summit. We use the so
called Gamsbocksteig, the steepest path. |
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We gain altitude fast, even if we are moving
slowly because of warm weather.
The last section to the summit is the steepest. |
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are sections secured with chains. But the fact that I climbed them with
my camera in one hand without ever touching the chains, suggest that
it's really not that difficult. |
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The
summit of Krinnenspitze, 2000m. We get there after a little more than
one hour. |
Tannheimer
Tal is a beautiful area, even if the mountains aren't that high. Here
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Haldensee down in the valley. |
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Leilachspitze
2274m to the left, Hochvogel 2593m far
away almost in the middle.
To the right and closer is our next target, Litnisschrofen
2069m |
Descending from Krinnenspitze. Far below,
on1726m is the hut
Gräner Ödenalpe. Since there was no cappuccino there, I won't show any
more pictures of it. |
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Instead,
we rapidly move up the 300 altitude meters towards the summit
of
Litnisschrofen. The final section is via ferrata, but where climbing
equipment isn't necessary. |
Still,
this is no summit for beginners. Some experience of climbing, with no
vertigo is advicable. |
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Sören going up. |
At the
summit. |
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Sören
has found a place with a view. |
A look
at Leilachspitze 2274m. |
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And
here's Sulzspitze 2084m in the middle of the picture. It's accessable
if you use the cableway from Tannheim. |
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