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Today we once again escaped the gloomy weather in the Upper Rhine Valley by heading to higher altitudes. From the car park at Notschrei we walked through the Langenbachtal nature reserve towards the wooded Trubelmattkopf. We climbed up to the Köpfle on an unmapped path, and from its summit, which was
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To escape the thick clouds in the Rhine Valley, we headed to the Feldberg today. First, we strolled along the truly magical gnome path on the Köpfle. Then we climbed a steep path with many steps up to the Bismarck monument. After a short detour to the Seebuck summit, we returned down the Franz Klarmeyer path.
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Today was time for a short walk on the Stone Age Trail on the Ölberg (erlebnispfade-ehrenkirchen.de/steinzeitpfad-oelberg). From the starting point at the parish church in Ehrenstetten, we went steeply up through the vineyards to the Ölberg Chapel. Through the still green forest we reached the steep
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"On this tour you don't climb to the summit, but rather circle the Kampenwand massif on a mountain path with great views. From the starting point at the mountain station of the Kampenwand cable car, you take the beautiful and easy-to-walk panoramic hiking trail to the Steinlingalm, then past the Steinling
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Today we went for a little walk at the foot of the Hochblauen. Directly behind the car park at Hausbaden there are beautiful, varied paths through the forest. Unfortunately, the bridge at the Alter Mann is still closed and forestry work is taking place above it, so you have to be careful when planning your tour.
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Today we started from Pratteln. After a short detour into the town center, which is worth seeing, we walked steeply uphill on stairs and narrow paths. We reached the Neu-Schauenburg castle ruins, which are unfortunately closed due to the risk of falling rocks. During a break with a great view on the
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With the best April weather and strong winds, a short tour from Blansingen was enough for us today. We went north on the Roman road and followed the Wiiwegli along the edge of the slope. We enjoyed the passable view of the snow-covered mountains and the Upper Rhine plain in the sun and returned to Blansingen via the Roman road.
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Today we walked from Holzen across the meadows to Mappach and back again. In Mappach there is a church worth seeing, one of the oldest in the Lörrach district. In addition, the Easter trail with nine lovingly designed stations has been set up there since today (evangelisch-im-rebland.de/nachrichten/osterweg-mappach.html).
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The Staufener Höllbergrunde is a small but nice tour (muenstertal-staufen.de/Media/Wandern-Radfahr-Naturgenuss/Staufener-Hoellbergrunde). From the parking lot next to the Faustforum construction site we headed south out of town. We climbed uphill on wonderful paths with panoramic views through the still
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We started in Todnau in bright sunshine and followed the rushing Schönenbach gently uphill to Aftersteg. From a distance we admired the impressive Black Forest Line with the large waterfall below. At the waterfall portal we entered the toll paths and walked first to the foot of the Todtnau waterfall
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