About Konrad R.
2,021 km
235:10 h
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At 9 a.m. we start our final leg in Romagnano. Today, we follow the Adige River – ever further south, all the way to Verona. As in the previous days, the route takes us through one of the most beautiful river landscapes in Northern Italy: lined with vineyards, orchards, and charming medieval towns.
The
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After a violent thunderstorm with heavy rain had hit Terlano during the night, the morning was still slightly cloudy and a bit hazy. With our rain gear in our panniers, we set off. After a short section through Terlano, our stage today began on the "Via Claudia Augusta" cycle highway toward Trento. About
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With a stunning view of Lake Resia, reflecting the surrounding mountains, we begin our tour in "Alto Adige" (in German, Hoch Etsch) – the Italian name for South Tyrol, which is particularly fitting here. The Adige River, one of three rivers that feed Lake Resia, originates just three kilometers above
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At 8 a.m., we enjoy a wonderful breakfast at the "Schrofenstein," and at 9 a.m., we set off from the center of Landeck for the third stage of the Via Claudia Augusta. Today's stage has the most elevation gain of the tour and leads to Lake Reschen. First, however, we head back along the Inn River – today
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We set off for our second tour to Landeck at 9:30 a.m. and, after 900 meters, reached the gravel but easily navigable cycle path along the Inn River. We followed this path to Mötz, where we crossed the river and tackled the first steep climb toward Arzkasten. To reach the day's elevation of 1,510 meters
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After a rainy journey to a historic site yesterday, we settled into the 1936 Olympiahaus – the centerpiece of the Olympic Ski Stadium in Garmisch-Partenkirchen – and spent a pleasant evening there. Our tour could begin today.
Let's go! "Follow the path on..." – that's how Komoot gave us the first of many
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Konrad R. planned an e-bike ride.
April 24, 2025
05:31
74.7km
13.5km/h
980m
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On the last day of our "little" Super Dolomites tour, we ventured out on a trip to Lagazuoi – despite fresh snow, mixed weather forecasts, and a 55-kilometer drive over the Pordoi Pass (2,239 m) and the Falzarego Pass (2,105 m).
Fortunately, the roads were perfectly cleared, and we strapped on our skis
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When the weather is too bad for skiing and the forecast isn't promising, you need a Plan B. Ours? A snowshoe hike!
At breakfast, we quickly organized our equipment and a suitable route. Our adventure began at the Passo San Pellegrino parking lot. From there, we trudged 3.5 kilometers on snowshoes through
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Our year-end hike took us through our home region of Spessart – along classic nature park trails like the Degenweg, Eselsweg, and Bratschweg. After the first three kilometers, we reached the Rodberg Hut and from there began the ascent up the Degenweg to the Reuschberg.
After a short water break, we continued
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