Great video! We went in December and got lost when we got out of the gorge. There was nobody around and we couldn't tell whether we were supposed to go up or straight. We chose up! It was intense hiking up the icy path but the gorgeous biergartens at the top were worth it! Glad we went the "right" way!
As the Partnachklamm seems to be on the major tourist trail these days, it ca get quite overcrowded. But fear not, there is another Klamm close by, the Teufelsklamm which only the locals use.
Hey Guys!! great video and awesome scenery....quick questions: 1. In a 1/2 Day from Garmisch, is it doable to visit the Gorge in the afternoon? Until what time is it open and can you get the lift down the cliff in the afternoon as well? ..... 2. or better to visit the Zugsptize from Garmisch in the afternoon? How much time it take in general to visit this place, takes some photos, beer at the top and go down with the lift as well..? thanks for your comments.
1. I think Partnachklamm is a great half day trip from Garmisch-Partenkirchen. I think the gorge closes in the late afternoon. I'm not sure about the cablecar. I would check the hours on the Das Graseck website. It's their cable car. There is also a path down. 2. The really big cable cars always close quite early. I think the last one down might be at 3 or 4 pm. I would say the Zugspitze is a little more than a half day activity. If you want to take your time, enjoy the peak, the glacier, and also Eibsee, I would make this a chill full day, followed by dinner in the town.
Actually yes. We are actually doing a group day trip from Munich to Partnachklamm in 2 weeks. You can find all the information in r/Munichsocial club if you are interested. In the past I have used the aforementioned subreddit and meetup to meet other English speakers!
Great video! We went in December and got lost when we got out of the gorge. There was nobody around and we couldn't tell whether we were supposed to go up or straight. We chose up! It was intense hiking up the icy path but the gorgeous biergartens at the top were worth it! Glad we went the "right" way!
hahahaha glad it worked out! I've never been in the winter. The scenery must have been so beautiful.
thanks for sharing your video :) it is beautiful. One day I will visit all those places from your videos :) have a nice day and keep on traveling
Thanks! That's exactly what we want our fans to do! :) Nice Rick Steves sign off. :D
Thanks for this video man. I am planning to travel there on Monday.
Awesome! The weather is supposed to be really nice. Have fun. :D
Great production value. I have a feeling you’ll be getting a lot more views this spring and summer. You deserve it!
Thanks so much 🥰
Hopefully!
As the Partnachklamm seems to be on the major tourist trail these days, it ca get quite overcrowded. But fear not, there is another Klamm close by, the Teufelsklamm which only the locals use.
Yes! We have noticed that recently. We haven't visited that Klamm though!
Loved this. Looking at coming to Germany in a few weeks time, you have just added the gorge to our itinerary. Cheers 🍻
Awesome thanks so much! Glad to have helped! :D
I think you guys have planned my whole family vacation just about well at least 3 or 4 days now.
love it :P
Good job ! I like the gorge near Mittenwald much better.
Same. I like that visitors can walk inside and above the gorge.
Hey Guys!! great video and awesome scenery....quick questions:
1. In a 1/2 Day from Garmisch, is it doable to visit the Gorge in the afternoon? Until what time is it open and can you get the lift down the cliff in the afternoon as well? .....
2. or better to visit the Zugsptize from Garmisch in the afternoon? How much time it take in general to visit this place, takes some photos, beer at the top and go down with the lift as well..? thanks for your comments.
1. I think Partnachklamm is a great half day trip from Garmisch-Partenkirchen. I think the gorge closes in the late afternoon. I'm not sure about the cablecar. I would check the hours on the Das Graseck website. It's their cable car. There is also a path down.
2. The really big cable cars always close quite early. I think the last one down might be at 3 or 4 pm. I would say the Zugspitze is a little more than a half day activity. If you want to take your time, enjoy the peak, the glacier, and also Eibsee, I would make this a chill full day, followed by dinner in the town.
Is there like a website or something for expat meetups? I wouldn't mind hanging out with some americans and hearing english from time to time
Actually yes. We are actually doing a group day trip from Munich to Partnachklamm in 2 weeks. You can find all the information in r/Munichsocial club if you are interested.
In the past I have used the aforementioned subreddit and meetup to meet other English speakers!