Coole Sache!

Ich hab immer Klamm gelesen... Aber es ist ja ein Kamm ;)
Zuerst haben wir alle recht lang herumgesucht, weil wie den "richtigen" Eingang erst spät gefunden haben.
Danach gings (mit Hilfe der Beschreibung) ganz gut. Eine Lampe wär aber sicher hilfreich.

Nachher gabs dann noch eine Jause und nen Radler beim Guten Hirten. [^]


tftc.

Super Cache. Mir war nur kurzzeitig entfallen, daß ich es hier mit einer Höhle zu tun habe, sodaß ich mich oben erstmal fast zu Tode gesucht hätte. Irgendwann ist's mir dann aber gottseidank eingefallen und Höhle sowie Cache waren rasch entdeckt. Nur einen dritten Eingang - den engen Schacht - konnte ich beim besten Willen nicht finden. Vielleicht kann mir jemand sagen, wo der ist. Würd mich interessieren.

Abstieg dann über den Kamm. Nicht ganz ohne, aber dafür permanent Top-Panorama. [:D]

TFTC NT

Nach der Bärenschützklamm, dem DNF bei den Schäfchen und einer gschmachigen Gulaschsuppe sind wir vom "Guten Hirten" noch zum Cache des Schwaigerkamm, auch wenn wir den Kamm nicht gesehen und nicht den gebuschen Weg hochgestiegen sind ein sehr netter Cache und ein interessantes Platzerl, danke an gebu dafür!

TNLNSL, lg
K2MO

Jo mei, was soll ich viel sagen zu dem Cache? Einfach ein echter 'Gebu' eben.

Gemeinsam mit RandomTox unterwegs, konnten wir uns natürlich die Wanderung über den Kamm nicht entgehen lassen.
Die Wegpunkte waren schnell und einfach zu finden, einzig das kurze Drahtseil entdeckte ich erst von oben.
Das war aber dann auch schon die schwierigste Stelle.
Den Ausblick runter in die Klamm kann man in vollen Zügen geniessen, aber auch der restliche Rundumblick belohnt einen für die Mühen.
Der Cache liess nach einer ausführlichen Inspektion der restlichen Höhle nicht lange auf sich warten.

Nach einer längeren Genusspause auf einem Plateau über der Höhle gings dann weiter zum Jokl, und über den Windhakel zum Ranerwandcache.

Danke gebu für diese tolle Wanderung.

TNLNS

Bei Traumwetter die Aussicht genießen können, sehr schöne Tour, Dank an gebu, der als lebender Spoiler dabei war.

Hefi & Dan

As the weather forecast was so nice for today, I decided yesterday evening to go for this cache today which is the closest to my home which I feel able to today on my own.

Since the weather was indeed nice, I decided to have a longer walk. I parked my car at one of the parking lots of the Bärenschützklamm in Mixnitz and went up through the gorge (Bärenschützklamm) until the inn Guter Hirte. In retrospect it was not a very good idea to take the way through the gorge since there were that many people today. At some points I really got nervous because some people in front of me were that slow and stopped walking so often. It was hard to overtake them.

I recommend to everyone who wishes to do this cache on a sunny Sunday or holiday, to either approach the cache
via the Schwaigerkamm (I am unfortunately too clumsy for that variant), or to access the cache directly from the Prügelweg (and refrain from having a longer walk).

From the inn Guter Hirte I took the Prügelweg downwards. Before I came close to what suspected to be the Schwaigerkamm (which was a correct guess), I met a group of hikers who were searching for the way to the Bärenschützklamm. They came from the Teichalm and had taken the wrong way at the inn. I explained them various alternatives and told them that it would not be that recommendable today anyway to descend via the Bärenschützklamm (at least not around noon) .

I then found a surprisingly comfortable way leading to the coordinates. I first found what turned out to be the narrow slot. I was a bit confused because I thought that the other entries should be nearby and there the terrain was not that easy. It is not easy for me to estimate what 3* terrain in gebu's rating might be. Finally, I found the right entry, entered the cave and then also could see the large portal.
I found the cache after a short search. I was glad, however, that I had taken a small torch with me. It was easier this way to rehide the cache in a reasonable way.

After finding the cache, I had a short break and then went back to the Prügelweg and completed the loop to the entrance of the gorge. From there I went back to my car. On this part of my walk there were fortunately much less people than in the gorge.

It was a nice day - though a bit warm at once with no chances for getting used to the warm temperatures. It seems that there is no spring this year. The vegetation is well behind this year. I came across a cherry tree in blossom on my way down the Prügelweg.

Thanks, gebu for another nice cache, and even one that is within my reach. Now it is Cezanne-certified - so feel free to go for it even if you are not an experienced hiker. The approach via the Prügelweg (and not taking the steepest ascent path) is in my opinion even easier than 3* (probably 2.5* at least when the ground is dry).

I completed the full tour in less than 4 hours (including breaks and the time I invested into giving recommendations to the group of hikers who had lost their way).

I regret very much that Alice was not with me (It was my 150-th cache). She would have really enjoyed the location around the cache. The views down to the gorge are really impressive, and Alice likes caves very much. She would for sure have had a closer look at the other parts of the cave where no cache can be found.


In: Key ring
Out: TB Stoic Duck, Giraffe