Chris W.

After a delicious lunch, we descend from Mudlerhof to Taisten and via the Talblickweg to Stoffnerhof, our holiday home.

A leisurely stroll through the beautiful, medieval old town of Rothenburg with its Reiterles market (i.e., Christmas market).

Back to the beach today before heading home. The beach promenade with playgrounds, loungers, food stalls, and entertainment is absolutely beautiful. And the beach, too. :)

Since we didn't want to take the stroller up from Cran d'Escalles to Cap Blanc-Nez, we started from the parking lot. We were blown around quite a bit, but we were treated to a magnificent view from Cap Gris-Nez, across the Channel, and England, all the way to Calais.

The Cran d'Escalles is an impressive cut into the cliffs. A wide path leads there from the parking lot, offering magnificent views of the beach, the sea, and even the cliffs of Dover. The beach offers a wonderful view of Cap Blanc-Nez.

From the lighthouse, with its 271 steps, you have a wonderful view of the city and the surrounding area. The bustling activity at the ferry port is particularly exciting. Afterwards, we head to Parc Richelieu, stopping at a playground, of course, and then briefly back to the town hall.

In a light drizzle, we set off for Notre-Dame. Behind the church is the Tudor Garden, worth seeing even at this time of year. From here, we head to the town hall and the Rodin statue "The Burghers of Calais." It is surrounded by a colorful sea of flowers, which also includes a small fairy-tale garden

Today it's finally beach weather, so we head to the Plage early. From the long jetty at the entrance, you have a wonderful view of the ferry port. The busy ferry traffic can also be observed from the beach. On the promenade, we see the inconspicuous Bansky and witness the Dragon de Calais. Since the

First, we head to the beach. While it's not as strong as yesterday, it's still quite windy. After thoroughly testing the first playground, we head to Calais Town Hall. We then have a picnic in St. Pierre Park and explore the next playground. The two little ones are so exhausted that they doze off and

After the leisurely stroll through Innichen, I take a short tour from Welsberg train station back to the Stoffnerhof.

From the Stoffnerhof, I first take the Talblickweg and then go uphill towards Mudlerhof. A little further down, I reach the highest point of the day and begin the descent towards Rasen into the Antholz Valley. With a gradient of up to 30% in places and some icy sections, this is a tough one. But it's

With the stroller, the grandmas and the grandpas, we take a leisurely walk from the Oberplanken stop along the snow-covered valley to the center of Unterplanken. In addition to the cross-country ski trail, we also pass the Pichl ski lift.

From Sankt Magdalena, I first walk along the Gsieser Talblickweg towards Sankt Martin. From there, I follow the stream and enjoy the sunny, snowy landscape. Shortly before Oberplanken, I cross to the other side of the valley road. Through this wide valley section, I go over Unterplanken and Durnwald

Mostly in the shade, the route goes along the castle circuit back to Welsberg to the Stoffnerhof.

Finally a proper tour again. I walk to Taisten with Franzi, the children and grandma and grandpa, then we split up and I start the climb. I notice that I haven't done much the last time, but the second one goes better. On parts of the Lottersteig 21B the snow cover is still completely untouched. Only