Die Ziele Herzogstand und Heimgarten
Region um den Walchensee

Kajakwiki
Klepper Folding Kajaks

Neues Spielzeug von MSR: MSR Dragonfly Stove
Und irgendwann mal noch ein Zelt:
Hilleberg Zelte

Vulkan Expeditionen International (VEI)
Vulkane.net
International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth's Interior (IAVCEI)
Vulkantätigkeitsbericht (deutsch)
Southwest Volcano Research Centre (SWVRC) Activity Report (english)

Wave-Reisen
Besonders die Kamtschatka-Tour macht einen genialen Eindruck. Hoffentlich machen die das nächstes Jahr wieder.

Habe mein Buch Volcanoes (libri link) einem indonesischen Ranger vermacht, der sich für Vulkanismus interessierte und der Englisch verstand.
Deswegen muss in absehbarer Zeit Ersatz her. Offensichtlich gibt es genug:
Vulkanismus (libri link)
Handbuch der 1350 aktiven Vulkane der Welt (libri link)
Vulkanologie (libri link)
Erdbeben und Vulkane (libri link)
Vulkane besteigen und erkunden (libri link)
Vulkane (libri link)
Encyclopedia of Volcanoes (libri link)

We stayed over the night in the Knorrhut. Next day, Monday, we stand up early and started at 6.30 am to hike up the last meters. We had still nearly 900m to climb up. And the distance was not too far. Means the way was quit steep. But the nice weather made the ascent really comfortable. After 1 hour you can see the trash of civilisation on the top of the mountain.

There was still some snow around:

But I was informed that for the time of the year it is not much. In the background the cables of the cable car going up from the skifield to the top are visible. This is the only one we used (on the way down to safe some time).
On the way up we decided to do it on foot. The last part of the ascent is quit exhausting but I think it is worth.

On the top after we conquered the summit a real good Weisswurst breakfast was waiting for us. As well we had again the compulsory Radlermass. It was a real nice breakfast and the people up there in the DAV hut are quit funny. There was a US women asking for the safest ride down the mountain (haha). It is always funny to hear a real Bavarian trying to speak English. As well it is always nice to see Americans worried about their safety ;-) We thought it would be a fitting answer to say, that no US jetfighter is nearby and so it is quit safe to use the cable car. But maybe it would have been too sarcastic.
Finally we know now that the way from Garmisch up to the Zugspitze and back is 4 Radlermass long ;-)

Arrived at the Knorrhut situated over 2000m in the Wetterstein mountains first action was the order for a shandy (Radler). To sit in front of a great panorama and drink some good beer can be a great feeling. After a tough climb it is for sure one.

But the stay on the Knorrhut was not for everyone so convinient. They use a strange system on the hut to keep an eye on the ordered stuff: A card. This one You should clue at your belly because the waitress of the hut is somehow in a real hurry. She was so pissed about the delay while I searched the sheet in my wallet that she was saying really nasty comments about me. Yeah, this is Bavaria as well. Not all of the natives are friendly ;-) There is a nice description for women like her: Schrapnell (shrapnel or shell in English).