About Herbert Schnötzinger
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60:46 h
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Herbert Schnötzinger went for a hike.
November 1, 2025
Die Tour startet im Norden von Wolkenstein auf einem hoch gelegenem Parkplatz. Dann geht es über einfache Wege Richtung Stevia. Später wird es deutlich steiler und atemberaubender. Da man an der Südseite hoch wandert hat man auch im Herbst noch die volle Sonne. Das Panorama ist sensationell.
03:26
7.56km
2.2km/h
560m
570m
Herbert Schnötzinger planned a road ride.
June 13, 2025
04:10
74.7km
17.9km/h
600m
600m
Herbert Schnötzinger planned a bike ride.
July 18, 2024
03:07
40.0km
12.8km/h
630m
630m
The path ho h by Benedikt Beuern is a forest path. There is a lot of loose rubble and it hangs on both sides. So it's best to ride in the middle. Also, it just goes through the forest with no view. At some point you'll be at the highest point and then it goes back down. This then goes to Arzbach and
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Herbert Schnötzinger went for a bike ride.
July 2, 2024
03:33
60.7km
17.1km/h
140m
140m
Second stage of our trip from Merano to Verona. We cycle along the Etsch on superbly developed cycle paths. A dream. The detour to Trento is a must. The city is beautiful.
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Herbert Schnötzinger went for a bike ride.
July 1, 2024
03:19
64.1km
19.4km/h
130m
160m
After we took the cars to Verona and then took the train back to Merano, we finally started cycling.
If the weather had been nice, it would have been a nice stage. The cycle paths are in excellent, tarred condition throughout. It almost runs itself.
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Herbert Schnötzinger went cycling.
June 27, 2024
04:04
93.2km
22.9km/h
520m
530m
A leisurely tour on the plain. If you travel along the west side of the Mangfall, the route always follows the stream to Rosenheim. We chose the east side and had more asphalt road to start with. Both are very beautiful. The meeting of the two rivers after the flood was impressive. Somehow I hadn't connected
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A beautiful tour from Zwiesel to the Czech Republic. Easily doable with an e-bike. Most of it is on paved paths. However, a good level of fitness is required for a biobike. Perhaps, at the end, you'd rather go directly to Zwiesel instead of via Rabenstein.
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