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- AlexJune 19, 2025
By bike to the Tierser Alpl, almost to the top of the Schlern, but only almost! In any case, I had a very scenic ride! From Compatsch, I first headed towards the Goldknopf, past the Edelweisshütte and the Almrosenhütte to the Mahlknechthütte.
Then a bit further down towards the Tirler, but then turned
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- AlexJune 18, 2025
Today we had a fantastic tour! First, we went to the Völser Weiher (Lake of Fiè), a beautiful bathing lake at the foot of the Sciliar.
Right next door is the Huber Weiher (Lake of Huber). Swimming is prohibited here, and therefore, thankfully, there are no tourists crowding! We continued uphill through
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- AlexJune 16, 2025
Today we cycled across the alpine pasture. To save energy, we rode directly to Saltria. We continued downhill to Selva di Val Gardena. This was exactly the route the HERO Dolomites mountain bikers had to take over the final kilometers to the finish line this weekend! The bike path continued downhill
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- AlexJune 14, 2025
One of the toughest mountain bike races takes place annually in Selva. The HERO Südtirol Dolomites started this weekend. We watched the spectacle in the beautiful Val Gardena. After the first cyclists started at 7:10 a.m., there was a huge commotion in the village. A highlight of the supporting program
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- AlexMarch 9, 2025
Very nice hike to the east end of the island. The path is not difficult to manage (but it is long). It goes through the dune landscape, has something of a desert and lunar landscape! Here and there are muddy/wet spots that can be skipped. At the destination, a super beautiful North Sea beach awaits the
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- AlexMarch 8, 2025
Easy bike ride on Norderney - weather excellent - cycle paths through the dune landscape, fantastic - almost empty beach, fantastic again 😀
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- AlexAugust 22, 2024
Today we take a bus on the Wendelstein ring line from Bayrischzell to Brannenburg. The cog railway takes us to the Wendelstein (1838m) in the best weather. It is not the highest, but the railway has to work hard to get up. At the top there is a wonderful panoramic view and many options (Top 10). After
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- AlexAugust 21, 2024
Today we're going up to Sudelfeld and Waller Alm. The drive up is initially very steep on a gravel track. The good, powerful Bosch motor almost knocked me off my "donkey" once! Later on up to the Alm there are tarmac roads, nice to drive! Waller Alm and Speckalm are right next to each other. Here at
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Today I did the panoramic tour from Ramsau. I was able to take in many amazing natural views! The tour is very challenging, covering all kinds of terrain, both more and less suitable for cycling.
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