Annika 🦉

After the downhill run from Unternberg, we went for a short, flat loop through "klein Kanada", the Drei-Seen-Gebiet consisting of Lödensee, Mittersee, and Weitsee.

I started at a small, free hiking parking lot. A wider path leads a bit further up along the lake, but there is also a footpath closer to

Today I used the Chiemgau card for the ascent to Unternberg. At the top, there was a great view and good food. I went down on foot.

Today I combined two smaller loops to see as much beauty as possible around Inzell. My parents also wanted to see the Moorlehrpfad (educational moor trail), so we met up and walked the northern loop together. Everywhere there is interesting information about the moor and its inhabitants. We didn't see

After the ride with the Jennerbahn, we continued to Königssee. It was absolutely packed, but after about 30 minutes I was on the boat towards St. Bartholomä. Since I was quite late, I only did the 30-minute loop trail and then went a little bit south at the end. In the end, I sat in the beer garden until

Today I redeemed the up and down trip with the Jennerbahn. The loop has become very short. You have a great view on a panoramic path around the mountain station. If I had taken my poles with me, I would have continued to the summit, from where you have a view of the Königssee. I saw enough people slipping

Yesterday the weather wasn't that tempting. First we went to Siegsdorf to the Mammoth Museum and then on to Traunstein. There isn't much to see there. The highlight was the old water wheel in the Salinenpark and there was some interesting information about the brine pipeline. There was also a museum

After sitting in the car for quite a long time yesterday, today I went for a walk through the snow before it all melts away. The plan was the Frillensee loop with access from Inzell. Due to forestry work, the originally planned route was closed, which led to the outbound and return routes being almost

Today's tour was inspired by @Martin 🐻, where the loop can also be seen with good weather and a view. Today it was miserable for me and almost hopeless. In something between rain and sleet, I went to the Weinbiet. After a long break, I finally mustered the courage to slip back into my cold, damp jacket

Yesterday I improvised a bit. I wanted to see some almond blossoms, but otherwise I had no plan. I only found out about the event on the Edenkobener Mandelmeile when I saw the barrier at the parking lot. The early lunch wasn't planned, but it just happened. Afterwards, I continued towards Rhodt, where

Today's route was intended as a small filler on the heatmap. The paths I found aren't exactly ones I'd recommend following. The ascent after the Eiswoog began with a path difficult to navigate due to the storm, though the brambles were a bigger problem than the weather itself. In the southwest, I had