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Carlo went for a hike
about 11 hours ago
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Carlo went for a hike
a day ago
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a day ago
I intentionally followed the official Komoot route instead of my usual variants to test it — honestly, not the best choice.
The first ~6 km are basically a continuous uphill through the forest. It’s quite monotonous and physically demanding, with very limited variation. Good if you’re looking for a workout
Carlo went for a hike
April 18, 2026
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April 18, 2026
Pleasant and not too demanding hike from Seefeld to Herrsching am Ammersee — around 19 km with ~300 m of elevation gain.
The route starts with a short visit to Seefeld, well worth it for its charming atmosphere and the beautiful castle. From there, the trail quickly immerses you in nature.
A clear highlight
Carlo went for a hike
April 11, 2026
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April 11, 2026
You don’t need to drive far—or even leave the city—to enjoy a great hike. With fuel prices these days, staying local is also the smartest (and cheapest) option.
A perfect long-distance push today: started in Ottobrunn, cruising through the calm, shaded trails of Perlacher Forst—ideal for locking into
Carlo went for a hike
March 28, 2026
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March 28, 2026
Today I treated myself to a loop around in Bavarian Swabia, a place I always enjoy coming back to.
The trail itself is fairly average: some paved sections, moderate elevation, nothing particularly technical or remarkable from a pure hiking perspective.
The real highlight is the setting.
The castle, dating
Carlo went for a hike
March 14, 2026
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Carlo went for a hike
March 7, 2026
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about 7 hours ago
A very rewarding point-to-point hike connecting two of the most beautiful lakes around Munich: Ammersee and Starnberger See.
The first ~4 km from Herrsching am Ammersee up to Andechs Monastery are quite straightforward. We took the “Kiental” variant (shared with bikes): more direct and easier, but also