Mountaineering and hiking - day trips

applies to all one-day tours mentioned below:
Prerequisite: Basic-Ticket (Students 12,00 Euro / Employees and other status groups 22,00 Euro)

Guided mountain and hiking tours under the guidance and supervision of a course instructor. The sociable arrival and departure with public transport (BOB, D-Bahn, Bus - meeting point in Munich/main station) enables unique tour possibilities in addition to good environmental compatibility.
Requirements and condition: more detailed information on the requirements can be found in the objective difficulty scales (Swiss tables). The technical and physical requirements have to be carefully assessed in order to be able to travel with pleasure in a homogeneous group.
Note: please check Mountaineering - Important information A - Z

• Services: Course, guide
• Equipment: trekking or mountain boots with sturdy tread soles appropriate to the technical requirements (type of route), see Mountain Sports Checklist - Equipment Download Centre

Mountaineering and hiking - easy - T1-T2

Easy mountain hikes are wide or narrow paths that may lead steeply up or downhill, but generally do not contain any passages that could cause you to fall.
Requirements for participants:

• walking on marked paths and climbs in the mountains
• Stamina for the specified altitude meters (hm) and walking time (h)

Participants: 10 per course leader

Mountaineering and hiking - moderately difficult

Medium-difficulty tours include narrow, steep passages, some of which can be dangerous to fall on. Some of these may include sections secured by wire ropes or easier climbing sections that may require the use of your hands (e.g. overcoming scree, rocks or "Schrofen").
Requirements for participants:

• first alpine experience - safe walking/climbing on marked and partly pathless terrain
• Sure-footedness and a head for heights
• Stamina for the specified altitude meters (hm) and walking time (h)

Participants: 8 per course leader

Mountaineering and hiking - difficult T5-T6

Difficult tours lead along narrow, steep paths that are also dangerous to fall down. There are often secured walking passages and/or easy climbing sections that require the use of hands.
Requirements for participants:

• Safe walking on marked paths and climbs as well as on narrow footpaths and in pathless terrain in the mountains
• Elementary experience in alpine terrain; sure-footedness and a head for heights
• Safe rope-free climbing and scrambling on short rocky passages up to difficulty level II according to UIAA
• If mentioned in the event title: Climbing via ferrata routes according to the difficulty rating on the via ferrata scale (Schall scale)
• Fitness for the specified altitude metres (m) and walking time (h) as well as arm strength requirements (climbing sections)

Participants: 6 per course leader