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A nice path to Lake Leiro from Eidslandet. From Eidslandet, the path to the "official" parking lot is mostly paved and very easy to walk. A donation/fee is requested at the parking lot. The path to Lake Leiro and the waterfalls is steep, and sturdy footwear is absolutely essential.
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The hike is quite challenging, especially if it's raining or has rained in the days before. Then the rocks and roots are very slippery, and the rest of the trail is very muddy. Good hiking boots are recommended. If it's wet, waterproof ones are recommended. The climb is more challenging due to the rocks
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There are many different paths along the petrol-colored Yukon River and Miles Canyon. Either directly along the river or further into the forest.
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This trail begins with a partly steeply hilly section through a forested area before the path leads through the valley on a mostly flat path. At the end, the crystal clear St. Elias Lake awaits you with an amazing view. In addition to campsites, there is also a fireplace with benches and toilets. It
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This trail begins with an idyllic, easy-to-walk forest area. In places over wooden floor paths. However, the last part should only be walked with good shoes, as it leads over coarsely pointed rock.
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Super relaxed and beautiful hiking trail with a great view of the Kluane mountain range. The path partly leads over wooden footbridges along the Dezadeash River and back through an idyllic piece of forestland. Not very demanding. Absolute recommendation when the weather is nice.
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Slightly more demanding trail, where the path is no longer entirely clear in the last few meters. The path offers good views of the present valley
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Secluded single trail. First through dense forest area. Further up it gets brighter. There is a good view from the top. Good footwear is recommended, especially for the last section. The trail is repeatedly blocked by fallen trees and/or slipped earth or is not always clearly visible. The scree ramp
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The pathetic attempt to hike the Interpretive Trail near the town of Mayo. In mid-September the path was no longer clear to us, so we decided to take the paths that were recognizable. On the way back we took the small section of cable car.
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The ascent leads through an idyllic, fairytale forest. A dreamlike experience. You can then take a short rest at the lake and enjoy the further idyllic scenery. The return journey through the forest becomes a bit tricky, as the path is sometimes no longer clearly visible. Furthermore, it is extremely
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