Self-guided Walking Tour Garmisch to Leutasch

From Garmisch to Leutasch and return

Mount Zugspitze, with 2.962 m height the highest mountain of Germany belongs to the most popular mountains of the Alps and can easily be reached by cable car. During this week you walk around the basis of the mountain, see it from different angles and pass by beautiful natural highlights. Quite adventurous and sensational crossings of gorges, impressing the walker with their water gushing through narrow high rock walls. Enjoy idyllic alpine pastures and take your time to enjoy a typical Bavarian “Brotzeit”. On both sides of Wetterstein massif you find tranquil villages, ideally suited for a good night's rest.

Character -Walking Level 2

Varied walking tour only requiring a good basic fitness level. You walk on well maintained walking trails and partly on forest paths. Higher gradients are managed mostly by transfers or cable car. Daily walking times max. 5 hours.

Included in the Zugspitze Walking Tour:

• 6 overnight stays in pretty 3* and country hotels, breakfast included
  Luggage transfer
  Welcome meeting
  Downhill fare cable car Ehrwald
  Fare Zugspitzbahn Eibsee – Garmisch
  Carefully elaborated route description
  Detailed travel and tour documents
  Service-Hotline

Not included in the tour:

• If half-board: min. 3-course meal (118 Euros)
• Entrance fee gorges (partly reduced fees with Kurkarte)
• Train fare Klais- Mittenwald
• Public transport (partly f.o.c. with Kurkarte)
• Visitors taxes

Arrival / Parking / Departure:

• By train to Garmisch Partenkirchen and a short walk or a short bus ride to the first hotel
• Car parking: limited number of hotel parking space free of charge, no reservation possible.
• Plenty of parking options fee of charge near the hotel
• Departure Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays

Notes:

• Any visitor’s taxes are not included in the tour price and payable on site!
  Train fare from Klais to Mittenwald, approx. EUR 3 per person
  Public transport (partly f.o.c. with Kurkarte) is not included
• Departures Saturday and Sunday from 29 May to 4 October 2020

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