MTSZ
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Turista Magazin
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Kéktúra
Gerecse50
A kéktúrázás napja
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The view from GrasbergPhoto: Garmisch-Partenkirchen Tourismus
moderate
Distance 10.1 km
3:15 h
280 m
280 m
1,041 m
764 m
On scenic paths, the route goes from a bathing lake to a mountain hut and further to an alpine hut known for its large cream puffs.
The starting point of this scenic hike is in the Garmisch district of Sonnbichl. From there, it goes to the Pflegersee, which tempts with cool water on hot days. Then it goes up the Kellerleitensteig to the St. Martin mountain inn on the Grasberg. Sure-footedness is required here. After enjoying a great view from the sun terrace, it goes down to the Kramer plateau trail, which leads gently to the Maximilianshöhe. There you should definitely stop at the so-called Windbeutelalm and try the delicious sweet treat. Refreshed, you return on the scenic Kramer plateau trail to the starting point.
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ADAC Wanderführer
The routes from this source come from years of cooperation between Outdooractive AG and the ADAC publishing house in Munich. More than 80 hiking tour books were produced throughout Germany and at popular holiday destinations in Italy, Spain and Portugal. A special feature are the ADAC children's hiking guides, which are tailored to the needs of young explorers and their parents.
The routes from this source come from years of cooperation between Outdooractive AG and the ADAC publishing house in Munich. More than 80 hiking tour books were produced throughout Germany and at popular holiday destinations in Italy, Spain and Portugal. A special feature are the ADAC children's hiking guides, which are tailored to the needs of young explorers and their parents.
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