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> Hello Daniela and Espen.
> 
> > I'm wondering if it's possible to start the walk in late june or early july. 
> 
> Mmmh, of course it will be possible to start in Munich end of June, but I guess you'll get in trouble some days later ...
> 
> Probably one or more of the following Austrian legs in Karwendel, Tuxer Alpen will cause problems:
> 
> Day 6: Passing Birkkar after Karwendelhaus
> Day 9: Passing Pluderlingsattel, Gschuetzspitzsattel after Lizumer Huette
> Day 10: Passing Friesenbergscharte after Tuxer-Joch-Haus
> 
> > As I understand it the problem might arise when crossing the italian alps (?) 
> > since some of the passes have a lot of snow.
> 
> Usually Gliederscharte (day 12) has a lot of snow left on the Southern side until July, but the passing should be smaller problem, because terrain is easier and Northern part has typically less snow.
> 
> Next problematic passages like Roascharte (day 15) and the ascent to Pisciaduhuette (day 16) should be possible, when you arrive there.
> 
> Starting so early I highly recommend light crampons (Groedeln) for traversing hard snow fields and considering the hints of the local hut wardens including the current conditions !
> 
> You might need some flexibility and you might have to take account of alternatives for some legs on your way.
> 
> > I haven't done a lot of research yet, but if it is possible to start 
> > this early I'll probably have a few more questions
> 
> Feel free to ask further questions ...
> 
> 
> > From my research I think it should be possible depending on amount 
> > of snowfall during the winter and when the snow melt will start. 
> 
> The amount of snow falling within the winter is very often not the critical thing, but the weather from April to June.
> E.g. last year most of the snow in South Tyrol had been gone very early, but a lot of new snow in May and a very cold June conserved it over mid of July !
> 
> > My plan is to call a couple of the huts at the higher elevations a 
> > few weeks before I leave to check local conditions. 
> 
> Good idea, but very often "a few weeks before" is not sufficient, but "a few days before" at the beginning of the season is better - sometimes conditions change from day to day :-) 
> 
> I recommend contacting:
> - Karwendelhaus
> - Lizumer Huette
> - Tuxer-Joch-Haus
> - Friesenberghaus
> - Olperer Huette
> - (Geraer Huette - alternative for day 10)
> - (Gamshuette - another alternative for day 10)
> 
> > It might be too 
> > early to forecast trail conditions in June/July this year at this point.
> 
> Yeah, that's right.
> But the big amount of snow within South and East Tyrol is very notable.
> 
> Happy hiking,
> K2.