Riederstein & Baumgartenscheid

I wasn’t so sure about all the new snow last weekend, so I didn’t setup a hike. I don't have time the next weekend, bt 1st of may is public holiday. So I was looking for a hike, which doesn’t go that high, but is not that booring.
The Tour is this time between Tegernsee and Schliersee.
We start in Tegernsee with the first destination of the Riederstein, from where we have a nice view on the Tegernsee. From here, the next summit is the Baumgartenscheid. From here, you can see the Tegernsee, and also the Schliersee. You can already see the final destination as well.
Now it’s already the descent, which is further than what we did before. Unfortunately, there’s no Hut on the path. We will enter the Train in Schliersee. I assume many people being around, so it could be crowded. But the hike is a rather quick one, so we could be lucky and still find some space. You don't need to return with us, the weather sill be great, so maybe you take some time at the Schliersee and get some icecream.
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.
Facts:
Difficulty: easy
Distance: 13.6
Duration: 5:00 h
Ascent: 778 hm
Descent: 752 hm
Max altitude: 1447 hm
Min altitude: 755 hm
Departure: 07:15
Estimated return: 16:00
The return time is only an estimation, we might be back later.
Please bring:

• Worn-in hiking-boots
• Clothing according to the weather, we will probably have snow even on the path somewhere.
• Sun-Protection
• Drinks and Snacks
• Enough stamina for this hike

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

• 7:15: Munich Main Station
• 8:40: Tegernsee

Journey:

• Munich Main Station (7:30) BRB RB57 to Tegernsee (8:39)
• Tegernsee (8:40) to Riederstein
• Riederstein (10:00) to Baumgartenscheid
• Baumgartenscheid (11:30) to Schliersee
• Schliersee (14:30, 15:30, 16:01, 16:30) BRB RB55 to Munich

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.