Hiking on Sunday October 30th.?

ElggDK · #1 25.10.2011, 11:51

Anyone up for a hike on Sunday October 30th.?

I wanna get out there and are not picky when it comes to where and with whom, but I am not looking for a stroll. It gotta be worth it!

Let me know if you wanna come along and we will figure something out.

Thanks.

Phil_MCR · #2 25.10.2011, 12:33

potentially interested, if i am not tired from the day before.

basher · #3 25.10.2011, 13:21

	Quote:	ElggDK
	Anyone up for a hike on Sunday October 30th.? I wanna get out there and are not picky when it comes to where and with whom, but I am not looking for a stroll. It gotta be worth it! Let me know if you wanna come along and we will figure something out. Thanks.

I just posted an event if you are interested - sorry I din`t see this first

ElggDK · #4 25.10.2011, 14:34

My mind is set for Frontalpstock.

Anyone who would like to join me (and my dog) are very welcome.

Longbyt · #5 25.10.2011, 14:38

Is it really Frontalpstock or is it Fronalpstock? If the latter, which one? Glarner? Schwyzer?

ElggDK · #6 25.10.2011, 15:11

	Quote:	Longbyt
	Is it really Frontalpstock or is it Fronalpstock? If the latter, which one? Glarner? Schwyzer?

Ups....the one without the "t"......and the Schwyzer one

More specific this hike again.

olygirl · #7 26.10.2011, 22:15

Hi there!

I'm interested, especially since it's in my backyard and I now know the way up the KlingONstock, unless you'd rather ride one of those Füdliwärmer lifts.

ElggDK · #8 27.10.2011, 10:57

	Quote:	olygirl
	Hi there! I'm interested, especially since it's in my backyard and I now know the way up the KlingONstock, unless you'd rather ride one of those Füdliwärmer lifts.

Hi Oly.
Thanks for replying. I cannot make up my mind about this because last night I found out that my "Go see Titlis for half price voucher" will expire soon, so I was thinking I could run/hike from Engelberg to Trübsee and take the Rotair to the top.
As it is now this is most likely what I will do....depending on the weather of course.

stephen_NE · #9 27.10.2011, 15:15

	Quote:	ElggDK
	(...) run/hike from Engelberg to Trübsee and take the Rotair to the top.

Not very interesting though (the way from Engelberg to Trübsee)... the path just zig-zags beneath the cable car pylons for most of the way, and you get stared at by all the tourists in the gondolas who aren't sweating as much as you.

Trübsee isn't particularly attractive either - it was probably lovely 30 years ago, but it has sold its soul to the ski industry.

ElggDK · #10 27.10.2011, 15:22

	Quote:	stephen_NE
	Not very interesting though (the way from Engelberg to Trübsee)... the path just zig-zags beneath the cable car pylons for most of the way, and you get stared at by all the tourists in the gondolas who aren't sweating as much as you. Trübsee isn't particularly attractive either - it was probably lovely 30 years ago, but it has sold its soul to the ski industry.

Thanks for your input. I somehow expected that it will be a boring hike from a scenic point of view, but since I want to take the cable "thing" to the top and I have planned a strenuous workout this Sunday I thought a run up to the lake would cover that need.

stephen_NE · #11 27.10.2011, 15:44

	Quote:	ElggDK
	Thanks for your input. I somehow expected that it will be a boring hike from a scenic point of view, but since I want to take the cable "thing" to the top and I have planned a strenuous workout this Sunday I thought a run up to the lake would cover that need.

It will certainly do that - steepish start from Engelberg/Bänklialp, then a flatter bit in the middle, and a very steep finish before you get to the lake.