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The Taubenloch Gorge, stretching for almost 3 km, is a romantic gorge with steep rock faces, bridges, tunnels, and easily accessible paths. The Schüss River flows through the gorge. It originates in the St. Immertal valley and empties into Lake Biel.

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The Taubenloch Gorge, stretching for almost 3 km, is a romantic gorge with steep rock faces, bridges, tunnels, and easily accessible paths. The Schüss River flows through the gorge. It originates in the St. Immertal valley and empties into Lake Biel.

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There are various native animals in the zoo

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The Bieler Taubenloch, which stretches for almost 3 km, is one of the most popular destinations in the region. The romantic surroundings and the pleasant freshness make crossing the footbridges and strolling past caves and overhanging rocks a pleasure.

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Very beautiful gorge, easy to walk, with rest area, bridges, cave, rushing water, manageable gradient.

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That's how Patrick writes, but I meant it more as a comparison and therefore used the addition "to Frienisberg". Plus, the whole thing is ironic anyway when you read the report on the tour in question...

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Highlight title quote “Tell’s Hohle Gasse”? There is only one "Tell's Hohle Gasse" and it is not in this location. The Hohle Gasse is an artificial ravine between Küssnacht and Immensee in Switzerland. William Tell is said to have shot the Habsburg governor Hermann Gessler in Hohle Gasse in 1307. In Friedrich Schiller's drama Wilhelm Tell, Tell says (IV, 3): “He must come through this hollow alley. There is no other way to Küssnacht.” Today's Hohle Gasse was once the road from Küssnacht to Immensee. As traffic increased, a bypass was built in 1937, which relieved the Hohle Gasse of motorized traffic. The old road was narrowed with the help of stone blocks.

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