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== The Plan ==
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== The Expedition ==
 
=== TheOneRing ===
 
=== TheOneRing ===
From home, Mittenwald is easy to reach by train, so I will take a chance. Mittenwald is close to the German-Austrian border and I passed it when I was geohashing in Innsbruck [[2015-01-18 47 11 | earlier this year]].
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From home, Mittenwald was easy to reach by train, so I took a chance. Mittenwald is close to the German-Austrian border and I passed it when I was geohashing in Innsbruck [[2015-01-18 47 11 | earlier this year]].
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Checking the time table of DB, I recognised that between two trains I could take were two hours delay, so I took the earlier one. Good choice, more about that later.
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From the train station the geohash was about 300m away. Half past eleven, mission accomplished. And now? Well, I planned to walk through Mittenwald and maybe to find a restaurant or a cafe, but I still was indecisive. Already from the geohash, I saw the valley station of the Karwendelbahn, a funicular, and decided to take a closer look.
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And here started part two of the tour, beginning with a very good decision: tickets weren't that expensive, so I went up. On top, there were signs to a point for panoramic views; my first goal. After walking back, I was again indecisive what to do next. There was a loop round, and well why not.
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The different in Altitude were just about 100m, but the scenic view...indescribable. Photographs can only give a rough impression. Something I didn't know at the beginning: I was crossing the German-Austrian border, because a very small part of the trail is on Austrian territory.
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After one hour or so, I completed the loop. Maybe you can be faster, but then you miss most of the impressive view. Afterwards, I took the next funicular to the valley station and walked back to the train station.
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And exactly when I arrived at the train station, it started to rain. In the end, I was lucky to have taken the earlier train, because this way I completed the geohash and the framework programme.
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Wonderful tour, really really great.
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== Photos ==
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In preparation.
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== Achievements ==
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{{land geohash | latitude = 47 | longitude = 11 | date = 2015-07-19 | name = TheOneRing}}
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{{Public transport geohash | latitude = 47 | longitude = 11 | date = 2015-07-19 | name = TheOneRing}}
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[[Category:Expeditions]]
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[[Category:Expeditions with photos]]
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[[Category:Coordinates reached]]

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Location

The geohash is in the city of Mittenwald.

Who Went

The Expedition

TheOneRing

From home, Mittenwald was easy to reach by train, so I took a chance. Mittenwald is close to the German-Austrian border and I passed it when I was geohashing in Innsbruck earlier this year.

Checking the time table of DB, I recognised that between two trains I could take were two hours delay, so I took the earlier one. Good choice, more about that later.

From the train station the geohash was about 300m away. Half past eleven, mission accomplished. And now? Well, I planned to walk through Mittenwald and maybe to find a restaurant or a cafe, but I still was indecisive. Already from the geohash, I saw the valley station of the Karwendelbahn, a funicular, and decided to take a closer look.

And here started part two of the tour, beginning with a very good decision: tickets weren't that expensive, so I went up. On top, there were signs to a point for panoramic views; my first goal. After walking back, I was again indecisive what to do next. There was a loop round, and well why not.

The different in Altitude were just about 100m, but the scenic view...indescribable. Photographs can only give a rough impression. Something I didn't know at the beginning: I was crossing the German-Austrian border, because a very small part of the trail is on Austrian territory.

After one hour or so, I completed the loop. Maybe you can be faster, but then you miss most of the impressive view. Afterwards, I took the next funicular to the valley station and walked back to the train station.

And exactly when I arrived at the train station, it started to rain. In the end, I was lucky to have taken the earlier train, because this way I completed the geohash and the framework programme.

Wonderful tour, really really great.

Photos

In preparation.

Achievements

Landgeohash.png
TheOneRing earned the Land geohash achievement
by reaching the (47, 11) geohash on 2015-07-19.
Bus.PNG
TheOneRing earned the Public transport geohash achievement
by reaching the (47, 11) geohash on 2015-07-19 using public transit.