Kramerspitz (⚫ hard, 1354hm, 7:30h)

The Kramerspitz is a nice tour starting in Garmisch-Patenkirchen. We are close to 2000 height meters, but shortly below.

We start in Garmisch-Patenkirchen and mainly go up, up, up. We shortly pass the Felsen Kanzel, a viewing point. It further goes up.
Passing the Mittergern, we have reached the first summit, which means we need to go down again. We walk along the back of the Kramer to eventually find the top.
To descend, we head west. After 2 kilometers we find the Stepbergalm. After a break here, we descent through a valley with steep sides. We don’t return to Garmisch but take the next train leaving from Untergrainau.
If you join by train, I assume you to have a Deutschland-Ticket. If not, please check who else needs a ticket and align to get one on time.

RSVP closes on saturday 6pm, please update your RSVP before, so everybody has the chance to join.

Facts:
Difficulty: hard
Distance: 17 km
Duration: 7:30 h
Ascent: 1354 hm hm
Descent: 1322 hm hm
Max altitude: 1982 m hm
Min altitude: 691 m hm
Departure: 06:32
Estimated return: 19:32
The return time is only an estimation, we might be back later.

Please bring:

• Worn-in hiking-boots
• Clothing according to the weather
• Sun-Protection
• Drinks and Snacks
• Money for the hut (optional)

Meet:
You can join at any of those locations, please make sure you are there on time:

• 07:00: Munich Main Station
• 08:25: Garmisch Patenkirchen Station (Parking at the back)

Journey:

• Munich Main Station (7:13) RE 61 (direction Mittenwald) to Garmisch-Patenkirchen (08:23)
• Garmisch-Patenkirchen (08:25) to Felsen Kanzel
• Felsen Kanzel (11:15) to
• Mittergern (13:00) to Kramerspitz (14:00)
• Kramerspitz to Stepbergalm (15:30)
• Stepbergalm to Untergrainau
• Untergrainau (18:48, 19:48) RB60 to Garmisch Patenkirchen Bahnhof
• Garmisch Patenkirchen Bahnhof (19:05, 20:05) to Munich Main Station (20:26, 21:26)

Disclaimer
Please be aware that I'm no professional hiking guide.
You're responsible for your own and the groups safety.
I expect you to act cautious and with respect for the nature.