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On the heels of the pioneers – through the Reintal to the Zugspitze
One of the most famous ascents to the Zugspitze begins with the wild and romantic Partnach gorge and continues through the visually spectacular Rein valley via the Schneeferner (glacier) to the summit of the Zugspitze.
This trail truly takes you in historic footsteps: this was the route taken in 1820 by the second lieutenant Josef Naus, the first man to reach the summit of the Zugspitze. A breathtaking beginning through the Partnach gorge lead on to further Alpine highlights: the ascent through the Rein valley is one of the most beautiful routes to the Zugspitze summit. This route is also one of the longest, but makes up for this by being slightly less demanding and is very well signposted. With the Reintalanger and Knorr huts offering the chance for lunch and/or overnight stops, you can this tailor this trail individually into one or two day stages.
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Tour in numbers
Length
21.4 km
Duration
10:00 h
Ascent
2266 m
Ascent
85 m
Lowest point
730 m
Highest Point
2962 m
Current weather conditions
In the morning, 11.6°
28.05.2023
At lunchtime, 18.8°
28.05.2023
In the evening, 15.5°
28.05.2023
Tomorrow, 7°/20°
29.05.2023
Overmorrow, 8°/21°
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Weather details
Weather data updated: 28. 05. 2023 02:25:03