About Marco K.👣
- wohne nahe Hamburg und wurde 1971 geboren
- bin verrückt nach wilder Natur
- liebe das Alleinsein in einsamen Gegenden
- habe mit meiner Frau schon einige Fernwanderwege in Europa erkundet
- "quäle" meine Kinder mit jährlichen Wanderurlauben... ;-)
- wandere seit 2011 regelmäßig 1-2 Mal pro Woche (seit 2018 mit komoot), seit Corona/Homeoffice leider deutlich seltener
- hasse nichts mehr als Zecken, da sie mir das Querfeldeingehen verleidet haben
- möchte im Norden endlich mal wieder einen schneereichen Winter erleben
- mag keine Temperaturen über 25°
- würde lieber in einem Mittelgebirge wohnen
- halte Jahreszeiten und wechselndes Wetter für eine der besten "Erfindungen" Gottes
- bin permanent neugierig auf neue Strecken
- finde es toll, hier auf Gleichgesinnte zu treffen
- habe seit Mai 2018 das Barfuß-Wandern für mich entdeckt und bin mittlerweile 365 Tage im Jahr barfuß unterwegs (abgesehen von Hochzeiten/Beerdigungen und tiefen Minusgraden 😉)
- werde ab sofort Standardrunden nur noch posten, wenn sie irgendwie besonders waren
- Update OKT2022: Ich hatte lange keine Lust, hier etwas zu posten, bin aber unverändert "wanderverrückt" und ganzjährig barfuß unterwegs. Nun habe ich meine Komoot-Touren aufgeräumt und werde vielleicht mal wieder etwas veröffentlichen. Schön zu sehen, das viele alte Kontakte immer noch fleißig unterwegs sind :-).
- Update MAR2024: Da ich im Sommer 2023 ganz unerwartet und unverhofft den christlichen Glauben für mich angenommen habe, haben zukünftige Wanderungen ggf. auch einen "Pilger-Aspekt"...mal schauen :-)
651 km
137:53 h
Recent Activity
- Marco K.👣November 9, 2022
As the light was fading, I quickly did a little round in my home hunting ground, the Holmer Sandbergen. A fantastically beautiful mixed forest with large inland dunes.
(Barefoot grade 1-: The round runs exclusively on narrow natural ground paths without a single gravel stone. The only challenges are the
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- Marco K.👣November 7, 2022
Today I did a round in local areas. Unfortunately, the photos are a bit dreary and serve more to document the condition of the path or the underground. In the forest, you mostly walk on narrow beaten paths, which will probably overgrow in the spring and could then be quite tick-heavy. In the southern
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- Marco K.👣October 30, 2022
After a long komoot abstinence, I went for a lap alone today in fantastic weather...barefoot, of course, as always ("barefoot rating" 3: a lot of rough asphalt/slab paths in the first half, very pleasant on the dike but a bit uneven with a few thistles.).
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- Marco K.👣July 30, 2020
Hello my dears,
After 2 weeks of bathing / hiking and cultural vacation in Croatia with the family, I went on a solo tour again today. I was encouraged to do so by Fred and Gerhard, who had already been hiking in this corner.
Unfortunately, my conclusion is quite negative, even if the area itself is very
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- Marco K.👣June 14, 2020
Today we made a small round at Albersdorf towards the Kiel Canal and then briefly visited the Stone Age Park. In principle, the round is very nice and varied, but unfortunately it has a few straight pieces that stretch a little ... especially with children. Since it took us quite a long time to cover
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- Marco K.👣June 7, 2020
Today we were again in the Lüneburg Heath, this time we went south from Oberhaverbeck. I don't have to say anything about the landscape to the heath, it looks fantastic almost everywhere. However, the round was not really convincing, as the first third (the north-eastern part) was almost perfect and
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- Marco K.👣June 1, 2020
Many thanks to everyone who has posted tours in this great forest, without you I would never have come here 😀. Similar to the Harburg mountains, this beautiful mixed forest is slightly hilly and crossed by numerous narrow paths. We also had no problems with mosquitos, only ticks are of course easy to
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- Marco K.👣May 23, 2020
Today we did a wonderful family tour in the Lüneburg Heath (... me barefoot as always). The weather was a bit "mixed" and a spontaneous thunderstorm started on the Wilseder mountain. We just made it to the Wilseder Museum and stayed there for about 20 minutes until the thunderstorm was through (... that
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After the question arose in our community as to whether the historic church climb to Wedel still exists and can be climbed, I gave it a try. The answer is: yes, but... :-)
Theoretically, the path is accessible throughout, although of course I don't know to what extent it really corresponds to the historical
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