550km zu Fuß über die Alpen

Fritz from End of the Comfort Zone sets out on foot along the Traumpfad from Munich to Venice – 550 kilometres across the Alps with everything on his back. Here you see the start of the trek: what does he pack, and how do the first kilometres toward the mountains go?

In part two, Fritz and his companion continue along the Traumpfad from Munich to Venice – 550 kilometres on foot across the Alps, hauling heavy packs through valleys and scree. How far will their legs carry them on this stage?

In part 3 of his Alps crossing on the Traumpfad from Munich to Venice, Fritz Meinecke keeps hiking through rocky high-mountain terrain, heavy pack on his back and sweeping views all around. How will he handle the altitude as the stages turn ever more alpine?

In part 4 of their 550-kilometre Alpine crossing along the dream trail from Munich to Venice, Fritz and Bommel are back on foot in the mountains. How well is Bommel holding up under the strain of the trek?

In part 5 of the 550 km Alps crossing on the Traumpfad from Munich to Venice, Fritz sets an ambitious goal: six summits in a single day. Can that plan really work out in the mountains?

In part six of their Alps crossing along the dream trail from Munich to Venice, Fritz and his companion keep trekking through the high mountains – and the route is taking its toll. How long can the two keep pushing through the 550 kilometres?

In part 7 of their 550 km Alpine crossing along the dream trail from Munich to Venice, Fritz and his companion Bommel keep trekking on foot – but things between the two seem tense. What's going on out there in the mountains?

In part 8 of his 550 km Alpine crossing on the Dream Trail from Munich to Venice, Fritz gears up with helmet and via ferrata kit as the route leads right to the edge of the abyss. How will he handle the exposed stretches high above the sea of clouds?

In part 9 of their Alpine crossing, Fritz and his companions keep hiking the dream trail from Munich to Venice – 550 kilometres on foot through the mountains. What does this stage have in store for the group?