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The high-altitude hike on the Lötschberg south ramp is divided into two parts. The route from Hohtenn to Ausserberg is known as a classic. The eastern continuation from Eggerberg to Brig has only been signaled for a few years. The high path on the sunny slope offers beautiful views of the valley

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Peaceful silence rests over the lonely forest landscape of Prada above Bellinzona. But suddenly the idyll tilts into the ghostly. Piles of rubble and crumbling stone walls appear between the trees. At this point there was once a village with stately stone houses and simple huts. When the plague

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Graubünden is not entirely mountainous - with the Rhine Valley, the canton also has an extensive lowland. Thanks to the location of the foehn, the area has a favorable climate and is therefore ideal for viticulture. The 30 km long wine hiking trail runs through the length. The northern half

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On the north side, the Rossberg slopes gently towards the Zugerberg area, while the south side slopes down with a sharp edge. Here the Goldau landslide broke loose in 1806: huge masses of rock spilled the valley floor and killed 457 people. A technically demanding mountain hiking trail runs

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The river, to which the canton of Thurgau owes its name, has been straightened in various sections and bordered by dams. But if you follow your course, you will still experience a lot of nature. The Thurweg is available to hikers for this purpose. Between Weinfelden and Frauenfeld it runs mostly

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Only a range of hills separates the largest city in Eastern Switzerland from the Appenzellerland. It offers a beautiful view of the Alpstein area and attractive views of the Gallus town. The landscape west of it is quite different in the valleys of Urnäsch and Sitter, where a number of traffic

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Concrete and steel dominate the landscape around the terminals at Zurich Airport. The slope area is completely different: where you only take off and land, there is plenty of free space - and a surprising natural diversity. Litter meadows, flat bogs and ponds provide a habitat for rare plant

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In the middle of the densely built-up plateau, wide and lonely floodplain forests still characterize the Aare's watercourse. A very nice section is roamed on the hike from Olten to Aarau. The riverside paths follow the natural course of the Aare for longer distances, away from parallel power

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As typically Bernese as the Emmental may be, the Emme is also a Solothurn river: between Zuchwil and Luterbach, below the canton's capital, it flows into the Aare. Emmenspitz is called the place of confluence. It can be reached on an easy, varied circular hike that leads over hilly country