Dream path Munich – Venice
Dream path Munich – Venice | |
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Data | |
length | 550 km |
location | Eastern Alps |
Starting point |
Marienplatz , Munich 48 ° 8 ′ 14.7 ″ N , 11 ° 34 ′ 31.7 ″ E |
Target point |
St. Mark's Square , Venice 45 ° 26 ′ 3 ″ N , 12 ° 20 ′ 18.5 ″ E |
Type | Long-distance hiking trail |
Height difference | 20,000 m |
The highest point | 2904 m |
Lowest point | 0 m |
season | summer |
Months | July to September |
Dream path Munich-Venice |
The Traumpfad Munich – Venice is a long-distance hiking trail that Ludwig Graßler described in a book first published in 1977. It leads from Marienplatz in Munich over the Bavarian Prealps and the Karwendel into the Inn Valley. From there you hike into the Tux Alps , cross the main Alpine ridge and continue the path via the Pfunderertal and the Lüsner Alm into the Dolomites . After crossing the Puez Group , the Sella and the Southern Dolomites, the alpine part of the trail ends in Belluno . Similar to the north side of the Alps, there are now two days of hiking through the Belluno pre-Alps and through the plains, until you finally reach St. Mark's Square in Venice after around 28 days of hiking . A total of about 550 km and 20,000 meters of altitude are covered.
The path does not have the status of an official long-distance hiking trail, such as the Dolomites high-altitude trails or the European long-distance hiking trails .
Route and stage division
The route and the stages of the dream path have changed only slightly since the first publication by Ludwig Graßler . The following stages are proposed today.
stage | starting point | End point | Walking time | length | variants |
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1 | Munich | Wolfratshausen | 8 | h32 km | |
2 | Wolfratshausen | Bad Tölz | 7 | h26 km | |
3 | Bad Tölz | Tutzinger Hut | 6.5 h | 18 km | Path via Lenggries to Leger or Brauneck |
4th | Tutzinger Hut | Front crack | 6.5 h | 22 km | |
5 | Front crack | Karwendelhaus | 7.5 h | 24 km | |
6th | Karwendelhaus | Hallerangerhaus | 8 | h14 km | Bypass the Birkkarspitze via Scharnitz |
7th | Halleranger | Wattens | 5.5 h | 18 km | Descent to Hall to the ridge variant (see stage 8) |
8th | Wattens | Lizumerhütte | 7 | h16 km | Ascent from Hall to the Glungezerhütte and ridge hike |
9 | Lizumerhütte | Tuxerjochhaus | 7 | h11 km | |
10 | Tuxerjochhaus | Dominikushütte | 6 | h12 km | End point at Olpererhütte ( Berliner Höhenweg ) |
11 | Dominikushütte | stone | 4 | h14 km | |
12 | stone | Pfunders | 7.5 h | 16 km | |
13 | Pfunders | Kreuzwiesenhütte | 7 | h23 km | Lüsen or Brixen |
14th | Kreuzwiesenhütte | Schlueterhütte | 8 | h18 km | |
15th | Schlueterhütte | Gardena Pass | 7 | h19 km | Puez Hut and Pisciadù Hut |
16 | Gardena Pass | Boèhütte | 4 | h7 km | Ascent to Boèspitze and Capanna Fassa |
17th | Boèhütte | Lake Fedaia | 6 | h12 km | Rifugio Viel dal Pan or descent and overnight in Sottoguda |
18th | Lake Fedaia | Alleghe | 4.5 h | 22 km | |
19th | Alleghe | Rifugio Tissi | 4 | h12 km | |
20th | Rifugio Tissi | Carestiatohütte | 5.5 h | 14 km | Overnight at Passo Duran |
21st | Carestiatohütte | Rifugio Pian de Fontana | 7.5 h | 18 km | |
22nd | Rif. Pian de Fontana | Rifugio 7º Alpini | 8 | h7 km | Descent over Rif. Bianchet |
23 | Rifugio 7º Alpini | Belluno | 4 | h13 km | |
24 | Belluno | Revine | 8 | h25 km | Overnight at Col Visentin |
25th | Revine | Ponte Priùla | 6 | h27 km | |
26th | Ponte Priùla | Bocca Callalta | 6 | h26 km | |
27 | Bocca Callalta | Jesolo | 8 | h31 km | Overnight in Caposile |
28 | Jesolo | Venice | 6 | h24 km |
Further variants are suggested in the first editions of Ludwig Graßler's illustrated book . A route division into 30 stages has also been worked out. The variant of stage 10 to the Olpererhütte is particularly popular , as the descent to the Schlegeis reservoir is no longer necessary thanks to a path that was newly opened in 2006 (no. 502) .
The ridge variant of stages 8 and 9 is also often climbed. The Glungezerhütte can be reached from Hall either on foot or by cable car via Tulfes and the Tulfeinalm . From there, a variant of the Via Alpina leads over the peaks of the Glungezer , the Kreuzspitze and the Grünbergspitze to the Naviser Jöchl .
The descent to Rifugio Furio Bianchet in the 22nd stage is chosen by many hikers who want to avoid the via ferrata on the descent to Belluno .
literature
- Ludwig Graßler: On foot across the Alps . Süddeutscher Verlag, 1977 (first publication)
- Ludwig Graßler: On foot across the Alps - The dream path from Munich to Venice . 2004, ISBN 3-7654-4206-2
- Ludwig Graßler, Eva-Maria Troidl, Stefan Lenz: Dream Path Munich-Venice . 2011, ISBN 978-3765449109
- Ralf and Mareike Lamsbach: Hiking from Munich to Venice . Dumont Verlag, 2002, ISBN 3-7701-5815-6
- Dirk Steuerwald, Stephan Baur: Rother hiking guide, Munich - Venice. From Marienplatz to Markusplatz 29 stages. With GPS tracks , 2012, ISBN 978-3763340699
- Burkhard Wittek: On foot from Munich to Venice. Travel and experience report from the dream path across the Alps. 2nd edition, 2009. ISBN 978-3939518235
- Wolfgang Habberger: Munich - Venice. Dream walking on the dream path . Wendpunkt Verlag Weiden, 2012, ISBN 978-3-942688-32-1
Web links
- Eva-Maria Troidl, Stefan Lenz: Description of the route including map sketches, advice and a forum . In: www.muenchenvenedig.de .
- Petra and Gerhard Zwerger-Schoner: route with stage descriptions, GPS track downloads, maps, equipment, FAQ, photo gallery . In: www.muenchen-venedig.net .
- Documentary film about crossing the Alps on the dream path Munich-Venice . In: YouTube . 2015. (Video; 44:34 min)
- Christopf Herrmann: E-book about crossing the Alps on the dream path Munich-Venice . In: Einfachbewusst.de . May 2013 (PDF; 124 pages; 9.5 MB)