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Mt. Titlis
Can anyone who has done this trip tell me if we will need extra layers to stay warm at the top of Mt Titlis in late September? (We are trying to pack only what we need)
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We took the old UA&D in June 2014, so didn't visit Mt. Titlis (10,623 ft.). We did not need anything more than our fleece's at Grossglockner pass (8,215 ft.) or on the Zugspitze (9,718 ft). It just wasn't that cold and we weren't out in the cold long enough at either place. I suppose in windy conditions it might get quite chilly.
Grossglockner Pass on the High Alpine Road:
We just returned from this trip. We were blessed with a beautiful day on Mt. Titlis! There was quite a bit of natural snow and everyone had layers. We wore our puffy coats through the glacier ice cave. But for the cliff walk bridge and the tubing we had our jackets unzipped. So, be prepared and take it as it comes. Our backpacks always had raincoats (just in case), and on those days we were going over passes or knew weather would be nippy, we had hats, gloves and puffy coats on or in our backpack as well. Enjoy!
We did this tour l last week. The wether was sunny and “warm.” No puffer jackets needed. Layers—-fleece pullover and windbreaker were plenty. Don’t miss the “Ice Flyer.” It’s like an amusement park ride over the glacier.