At the airport station of the S trains, which are taken from the airport to the city, we bought a Bavarian ticket (Bayern Ticket) for two at the box office. This pleasure cost us 33 euros. 2 times cheaper than regular tickets, very profitable and convenient, I recommend. On the way back from Mittenwald to Munich Airport, we bought the Bavarian ticket ourselves from the ticket machine. The machine turned out to be 2 euros cheaper. For two for 31 euros.
- Postcard views of Mittenwald
- houses of Mittenwald
We arrived a little tired from Munich already in the evening, settled in our guest house, which is very conveniently located in 2 minutes. walk from the station. Next to tourist information office. And also within walking distance to both cable cars, and the beginning of routes to the mountains and lakes. Shower and toilet are shared between two rooms. This allowed us to save a little on the cost of the room. We paid 311 euros for 4 nights for a double with breakfast. Our room had a washbasin and a hair dryer, which is very convenient, since you could wash and brush your teeth and dry your hair in your room. In addition to towels, there were also huge bathrobes in the room, in which it was convenient to use the shower. In a word, there was no particular discomfort due to the amenities on the floor. Considering also the fact that we only spent the night in the room. We left at 7.30 for breakfast, then for trekking, then to a restaurant. As a result, at best, we got to the guest house after 21.00 in the evening. Our cots were comfortable enough, or so it seemed to us after walking 20-25 km every day on rough terrain. But the pillows are worthless, spreading all over the surface of the bed. I had to somehow crumple them, and constantly knock them out so that at least something was under their heads. Also in our room there was a rather large loggia, all decorated with colorful geraniums, with a great view of the mountains.
Despite the late arrival time from Munich, that evening we still went for a walk along the Leutaschklamm - Geisterklamm gorge. We followed the trail signs. Signs are everywhere, at all forks, it is impossible to get lost. Since we were tired, we walked slowly. Half an hour later we came to a cafe at a mountain farm, with a beautiful view of Mittenwald below. We took coffee and water with ice and lemon. Cheered up, and stomped on. Along the way, there were many educational installations for children. There are all sorts of interesting gizmos even on suspended bridges along the gorge. Lots of fun for both adults and children. The views below your feet from the hanging bridges over the gorge are sometimes so breathtaking that your hamstrings tremble. In general, at times it was dumb, but very beautiful and informative. Definitely recommend.
- such penetrations are laid along the gorge
- here are the views under the legs
In the center of the town, not far from the tourist information, we found gelateria. Where, well, the ice cream was very tasty, compensation to us for not the best dinner.
In the morning we had breakfast at our hotel. Not bad, and satisfying, everything is served on beautiful plates. Breakfast is partly buffet style, but some are served individually. I, contrary to custom, ate cold cuts and hard cheeses, as well as traditional yogurt, coffee with milk, and orange juice. In the mountains, the appetite is always brutal. On this day, we wanted to go a long, specific, circular route along the "blue" trail. The blue circles on the signs indicate simple paths that are accessible to any healthy person.
The route revealed to us an indescribable beauty, and no photos or videos can convey it.
We walked along routes No. 271, 262, and 260 went down to Mittenwald.
- route map. More difficult trails are plotted in red, simple ones in blue. There are black and very difficult trails not for beginners, and not for those who are afraid of heights.
- views on the way
- beautiful, and unpretentious mountain flowers. Grow on rocks.