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5,673 km
1237:05 h
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We started at Schliersee train station, walked a short distance through the town, and then immediately climbed steeply uphill. We passed alpacas and crossed deserted alpine meadows. Here, and at other points along the way, we had fantastic views of Lake Schliersee. The path is varied and easy to walk
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A very beautiful hike starting from Tegernsee. We set off under heavy cloud cover and a few raindrops, but later the sky cleared and we even got a few rays of sunshine. The first part of the trail was a children's nature trail, and we had fun completing the tasks.
Our first destination was the Großer
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Often in a beautiful evening atmosphere along the lake through Tegernsee.
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We took the cable car up and finally stood in the snow. The sky was a beautiful blue, and actually much too warm. We set off in great enthusiasm, but it quickly became very strenuous. The snow was crusty and had frozen footprints. I wobbled around on it a bit, hoping my legs would crack. Consequently
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A lot of walking, little in the way of views. At least that was the case on the trail of the same name, which we then left. We hiked over the Hainzenhöhe with its fantastic panoramic views and later along the Bad Wiessee high-altitude trail. The entire route was mostly paved in places. Luckily, the weather
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A beautiful day at the Baltic Sea. Hardly any wind and a fantastic display of clouds. The water was quite chilly.
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A beautiful, calm autumn day with surprisingly much sunshine. We hadn't expected that at all. The sun kept breaking through the clouds, and at times there was a completely clear blue sky. There was still plenty of autumn foliage. Simply beautiful.
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Under glorious sunshine, the hike begins right behind the MV (Munich Transport Association). I'm on the Green Main Trail No. 4, as I read on the signpost. It looks lovely, but unfortunately, it starts off on asphalt. Luckily, not for long. That ends at Lübarser Höhe. A beautiful panoramic view under
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We walked from Gmund to Bad Wiessee and visited the small, charming Christmas market. Then we took the shuttle boat first to Rottach-Egern, then to Tegernsee.
That was a bust. Rottach-Egern was so crowded you could hardly walk, so we went to Tegernsee. Unfortunately, almost everything was already sold
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