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Petersalpe – Enzianhütte Runde von Hirschegg

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Petersalpe – Enzianhütte Runde von Hirschegg

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November 5, 2020

Petersalpe – Enzianhütte Runde von Hirschegg

Hard

05:16

11.4km

2.2km/h

820m

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Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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1.82 km

Einödsbach — Germany's southernmost settlement

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Einödsbach is located at the end of the Stillachtal at 1,113 meters above sea level and consists of three houses and the 17th-century chapel of St. Catherine. Doesn't exactly sound …

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1.98 km

Ascent through the Rappenalptal

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Dreamlike valley. There you can let your mind wander.

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3.54 km

Petersalpe Mountain Hut

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An alpine hut straight out of a picture book: The wooden hut dates back to the 17th century and has no tourist frills. Only breathtaking nature, the silence of the …

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5.62 km

Enzian Hut 1,804 m – Private Mountain Brewery

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Super nice cottage. A special highlight: Here, in Europe's highest mini-brewery, their own beer is brewed. For 4.50 euros, a bottle of summit striker can be purchased as a light or dark wheat beer.

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6.49 km

View of the Oberstdorf Valley from the Allgäu Alps

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Unique view of our hut hiking tour

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6.50 km

Super mountain tour

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9.45 km

Einödsbach Chapel

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The hamlet Einödsbach lies at the end of the Stillachtals and is the southernmost permanently inhabited place in Germany. Reason for this is the year-round operated inn. From here it …

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