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The Spitzingsee - this pretty spot on earth is passed by on the Drei-Seen route on the 3rd day..Photo: Thomas Gesell, DAV Sektion München
And then you are at the top and will be amazed! From the Bodenschneid you not only enjoy a fantastic view of the numerous Prealpine peaks. Even better: At your feet glistens the kitschily beautiful Tegernsee – a magnificent viewpoint!
Even if saying goodbye here at the top is so hard: eventually, you will comfortably descend to Enterrottach and return relaxed by bus and train back to Munich.
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Albert-Link-HütteAlbert Link Hütte
Berggasthof Untere Firstalm
Roadbook
Well rested and strengthened by the hearty breakfast at the Albert-Link-Hut, you walk along the slightly ascending road to Spitzingsee and along its western shore to the valley station of the curve lift (not in summer operation). From here west on the road up to the Lower Firstalm (1318 m) and left parallel to the Firstalmlift (no summer operation) up the grass hollow into the wooded saddle below the Suttenstein. Follow the signpost "Bodenschneid" to the right (northwest) onto the wooded ridge and over this, finally over open terrain, to the rocky summit of the Bodenschneid (1667 m).
Cross the summit and then immediately turn left down the steep west slope in many switchbacks to the Boden-Alm. Keeping left, cross the clearing of the alm halfway until the path to Enterrottach branches right. From here, continue down to the toll road into the Valepp and parallel to the road on a beautiful forested hiking trail along the Rottach out to Enterrottach and the bus stop.
Elevation and walking times for day 3 of the Three-Lakes Route:
↑ 640 m, ↓ 900 m, 4.5–5 hrs.*
* The total walking time is given without longer breaks.
Albert Link Hütte
Blick auf die Valepper-Almen
Bootsverleih Spitzingsee
Tretbootverleih
Berggasthof Untere Firstalm
Aussichtspunkt
Bodenschneid
Rottachfälle
Enterrottach Almhof
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
The return trip from Enterrottach to Munich can be easily made by public transport.First with the RVO bus line 9560 from the Enterrottach toll stop to Tegernsee station (20 minutes).
Then comfortably and relaxed with the BOB from Tegernsee station to Munich (1 hour).
Directions
A note for everyone who drove to Spitzing with their own car:Instead of descending to Enterrottach, the following descent options are also possible from the Bodenschneid summit:
- If your car is parked at Spitzingsattel, choose the descent to Firstalm (direction west).
From there you can reach the parking lot at Spitzingsattel directly. - If your car is parked at the Neuhaus train station:
Descend to the Bodenschneidhaus and then follow the marked forest road downhill to Neuhaus and from there to the parking lot at the station.
Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
The informative leaflet for this tour can be found at the following link: www.drei-seen-tour.de Literature references for the tour: Alpine club guide "Bavarian Prealps East" "The 'Munich' mountain huts" (member price only 2 €) Note: All alpine club maps as well as the book "The 'Munich' mountain huts" are available at the service points of the Munich and Oberland sections at the main train station, at Isartor in Globetrotter and in Gilching.
Author’s map recommendations
Alpine club map BY 15 "Mangfall Mountains Central – Spitzingsee, Rotwand", with trail markings and ski routes 1:25,000 Alpine club map 7/1 "Tegernsee, Schliersee – Mangfall Mountains", with trail markings and ski tours 1:25,000
Book recommendations for this region:
Recommended maps for this region:
Equipment
General notes on equipment for your mountain hike and your overnight stay in an alpine club hut can be found here:Tips for equipment and overnight stay.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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