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Allright! Here I go! \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n

Last year, when I started to enjoy montaineering I found only time for five tours late in the year. Now, for this years my plans are more ambitious: 20 Tours to summit shall it be.<\/p>\n

That means I have to start early!<\/p>\n

Since I had no time on the weekends in march due to other activities. I planned the first tour for the first weekend in April :<\/p>\n

Brecherspitz from Spitzingsattel<\/b><\/p>\n

A rather short tour for the start of the season. To keep the unavoidable sore muscles to a minimum. According to bergtour-online.de<\/a> it’s a tour of about 3 1\/2 hours: 2 hours up to the peak and 1 1\/2 hours for the return.<\/p>\n

I left early in the morning so that could start off at 9 am from the parking lot at the Spitzingsaddle. The 4\u20ac parking fee were immediately cashed in by the friendly parkguide after he directed me where and how to park. So it proved unnecessary that I gathered extra change to feed the parking meter.<\/p>\n

Before reaching the Spitzingsaddle I did a short foto-stop at the Schliersee:<\/p>\n

\"Schliersee<\/p>\n

\"Wegweiser<\/p>\n

The track starts right across the road from the parking lot. You cant miss the big sign “Berggasthof Obere Firstalm 2,5 km”. The forest road, which serves in winter as a sled track, leads without big turns but for a forest road remarkably steep uphill. When it starts to flatten out and even going slightly downhill, you get to the “junction” to “Brecherspitz 1 h”.<\/p>\n

\"Wegweiser<\/p>\n

A few steps after the turn you can see the pretty long, steep hillside up to the Brecherspitz pre-summit. A couple of times signs point out, to stay on the path and not abbreviate, to spare the nature.<\/p>\n

\"Steig<\/p>\n

After about half an hour you get to the pre-summit. A little bit to the left, off the path, you get a first good view onto the Brecherspitz and the ridge over which you get there.<\/p>\n

\"Blick<\/p>\n

From here you have to follow the ridge. It’s mandatory to be sure footed and free from giddyness, but the attached steel ropes make it easy. At first the path leads steep down, which already comes close to climbing. Then it leads straight up to the summit.<\/p>\n

\"Kraxelst\u00fcck<\/p>\n

From the ridge you get a first view at the Spitzingsee and looking back at the Freudenreich chapel.<\/p>\n