Brecherspitze (10km, 919hm, medium)

The Tour is again close to the Schliersee. If you want, you can take swimming clothes with you and have a longer stay after the tour.
We start in Neuhaus Train station. The standard tour goes along some paths which can be driven by car, but we already leave the road earlier. We go right, it directly goes up very steep to the first viewing point, the Anklspitz. From there it’s not far to the Dürnbachwand. We now go along the ridge, which is not the standard path for anybody. There’s at least one short climbing to be done without any belay and the path is not always 100% clear.
Once we reached the Brecherspitz Vorgipfel, there’s another climbing along the ridge until we reach the Brecherspitz itself, our main goal.
On the way down, we pass the Ankl-Alm, which hopefully serves us something to drink, before we go down along the street we skipped at the beginning.
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: medium (ridge, climbing)
Distance: 10.1
Duration: 5:00 h
Ascent: 919 hm
Descent: 920 hm
Max altitude: 1683 hm
Min altitude: 806 hm
Departure: 07:04
Estimated return: 19:32
The return time is only an estimation, we might be back later.

We will discuss the tour in the train. If it's to hard, we can split the group for an easier and a harder tour.

Please bring:

• Worn-in hiking-boots
• Clothing according to the weather
• Sun-Protection
• Drinks and Snacks
• Some money for the Ankl-Alm

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

• 7:15: Munich Main Station
• 7:37: München Harras
• 7:56: Holzkirchen
• 8:40: Fischhausen-Neuhaus

Journey:

• Munich Main Station (7:30) BRB RB77 (direction Bayrischzell) to Fischhausen-Neuhaus (8:38)
• Fischhausen-Neuhaus (8:45) to Brecherspitze
• Brecherspitze (13:00) to Ankl-Alm
• Ankl-Alm (14:15) to Fischhausen-Neuhaus
• Fischhausen-Neuhaus (15:20, 16:20, 17:20) 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.