About Burt der Entdecker
711 km
161:03 h
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A tour with a magnificent alpine panorama. In Ofterschwang, the World Cup chairlift takes you up to the Hörner Group. The Ofterschwanger Horn is the first to be climbed. I pass the Sigiswanger Horn a little below, as it is wooded. The Hörnerhöhenweg leads over the Rangiswanger Horn, whose broad summit
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The trail continues past the Hinanger Waterfalls, high overhanging cliffs, past the Sonnenklause (Sun Chapel) to the Diana Hut, a pleasant place to rest. After about 700 meters of elevation gain, you reach the Sonnenkopf (Sun Head). Over the Heidelbeerkopf (they actually grow all around the area), you
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From the Starzlachweg bus stop in Burgberg, the Starzlachweg trail follows the stream of the same name. Today, after heavy rain, it's a raging stream. Water rushes past me on the flat section, tree trunks and large branches float in the milky, beige liquid. The spectacle becomes impressive in the narrow
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First, the trail climbs through Linden Park to the former Ordensburg Sonthofen, which was intended to be a training ground for cadres during the Nazi era. Today, it serves as a memorial. The Hinanger Waterfall is a beautiful geotope. At one point, the stream is deeply cut into the rock, and the water
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From St. Zyprian, the trail climbs to Weißlahnbad and continues up to the Wuhnleger pond. On the descent to Tiers, you pass the St. Sebastian Chapel, and with a little luck, you might spot orchids along the trail in mid- to late May. A stop at the Tratter Bakery and Café is recommended, as they serve
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The cable car takes you from St. Zyprian up to the Frommer Alm. I was able to use the open-top deck of the cable car (a convertible feeling). From the mountain station, it's only about a 30-minute climb to the Messner Joch, where a well-run alpine inn awaits, serving dishes prepared with regional produce
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This time I joined a small hiking group traveling from Much to Overath along this beautiful section of the Bergisches Weg. From the Rathaus bus stop in Much, we headed to the well-maintained Fatima Chapel, which the citizens of Much had built after the war to pray for peace. The trail continued past
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Today, I'll head from the Gut Eichental stop in Overath, following an access path to the Bergischer Weg, crossing the Agger River to the "Overath" stage marker. I'll continue to Neuhonrath, then cross the Agger River again and reach the Naafshäuschen restaurant. From there, I'll climb up to the 12th
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The Bergischer Weg continues from Gut Landscheid with my 5th stage. The trail initially climbs gently along the Landscheider Bach stream under shady beech trees to Burscheid-Sträßchen. On the other side of the L188, the route descends into the Eifgental valley. Instead of crossing the wooden bridge over
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