This section of the route offers great views, but it's hellishly dangerous when it's rainy and wet. It is steep and steep, hardly any protection; only a steel cable with a plastic cover at a transition. Therefore: Caution! It has to be dry. And you have to be sure-footed.

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Marcus Schmidt

April 13, 2023

This is not part of the Camino del Norte. It is best not to take any rucksacks with you and do not hike in the rain and storm. You survive it somehow, but only just so.

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Distance 2.54 km

Uphill 250 m

Downhill 140 m

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