Many day-trippers use the quiet location of the Miesbacher Hütte in the forest on the frozen Spitzingsee as a sheltered place to relieve themselves.
Much to the annoyance of the keeper.
Spitzingsee
- The
shutters of the
Miesbacher Hütte,
which are
permanently closed
due to the
lockdown
, are more of an invitation these days.
"People feel unobserved," says Siegfried Rummel.
The
hut warden of
the Miesbach Alpine Club section, who
owns
the hut on the sun-drenched Platzerl on the west bank of the
Spitzingsee
,
can have unpleasant consequences
.
Corona at Spitzingsee: hut landlord annoyed - numerous day-trippers relieve themselves in the forest
Countless paper handkerchiefs lie under the trees.
Rummel knows only too well what they are hiding: human legacies.
The hut warden is already dreading the spring thaw.
"Then I have to
put
away
all the
makeshifts."
In an interview with our newspaper, Rummel makes it clear that he has no problem with the
many strollers
or ice skaters on the Spitzingsee.
“I understand everyone who wants to be in the great outdoors.” He can also tolerate the fact that some people would use the hut's terrace to sunbathe during a break, despite the locked tables and benches.
Corona in Miesbach: Day trippers at Spitzingsee throw their rubbish into nature
However, what visitors leave behind around the house stinks hype.
He regularly clears
away
empty beer bottles and cigarette packs
.
He even found a broken bob in the forest and disposed of it.
At least when it comes to going to the toilet, there is a remedy, the hut warden thinks.
For example, if the community and the parking lot
owners
put up
a few
Dixi toilets
.
As is well known, the Alpenbahnen are already doing this.
They include the higher cost of regular cleaning in the
parking fee
of ten euros per day.
At the curve lift, however, the ticket costs only five euros.
You couldn't offer toilets there, Rummel learned when asked.
Spitzingsee: Hüttenwart with a proposal for a solution - Dixi-Klos for the day trippers
The community at least maintains
public toilets
in the former parish hall in Spitzingsee, near the St. Bernhard church.
But it will stay that way.
Schliersee's mayor clearly rejects a request for a Dixi toilet.
"In no case" will he have more mobile toilets installed, he says when asked.
The community simply does not have the personnel capacities to disinfect and ventilate them regularly.
This still works in the parish hall.
Schnitzenbaumer also fears that the community will be held responsible if someone should become
infected
with the
corona
virus
in inadequately cleaned public toilets
.
Hüttenwart am Spitzingsee appeals to day trippers: use toilets in parking lots
Hüttenwart
Rummel
appeals
to the day
trippers
to use the toilets in the parking lots or in the village despite the further way.
"Thanks to the frozen lake," he says, "you can now take a shortcut and get there faster."
Despite the corona lockdown and closed lifts, thousands have stormed the ski areas across Bavaria recently.
If the Sudelfeld ski area is allowed to open regularly, it could enforce infection protection on its slopes better than currently, says managing director Egid Stadler.
A restaurateur from Gmund protests against the corona lockdown: He wants to reopen his bistro on Monday.
(sg / dak)
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