TRANS ALPS HIKING EXPEDITION

Trekking - Transalp: from Tegernsee (Germany) to Sterzing (South-Tyrol, Italy) ​ We are only looking for 8 women for this adventure.

the purpose of it is to keep our group small enough to create wonderful friendship while explore one of the world beautiful mountains.

In the space of a week we will cross 3 stunning country while following the Alps Mountain tops.

7 days will give us time to explore and unwind at our accomodation afterward enjoying a heart warming local dish made with love.

Seven days on a spectacular and lesser-trodden route through the Bavarian Alps, and Austrian Tyrol to the South Tyrolean Pfitsch valley. This varied tour through alpine pastures, passes pristine lakes with swimming opportunities, high alpine valleys, glacial views and summer mountain flora and fauna. A mix of relaxed and more demanding days and options to swim, stop and eat cake or bag another peak en-route mean the programme is fun and without pressure. You will come home really feeling like you have had a holiday.

The varied accommodation styles along the route provide different alpine cultural experiences as well as some comfort - giving you the opportunity to rest and regenerate along the way.

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Tour Highlights

• Itinerary designed for maximum variety and exclusive experience
• Starting South of the Tegernsee Lake
• A varied tour through alpine pastures, beautiful lakes and swimming opportunities, high alpine valleys, glacial views and summer mountain flora and fauna
• High alpine routes with magnificent panoramas
• Supping up the best of Bavarian traditions, Tyrolean hospitality and South Tyrol delicacies along the way
• 100% Carbon neutral tour from door- to- door
• transport to places, in between and back to Munich included

Activity level

This is an easy- medium difficulty tour. Most of the routes are along BLUE and RED (Austrian Classification) paths. You should be prepared to walk between 4-6 hrs per day – with the longest days’ ascent being a 900m climb. The walking pace will be around 300m/hr (ascent).

Most paths are well maintained and there are few exposed or secured sections making it a technically easy tour for any hiker.