About Daisy Laut
1,734 km
332:04 h
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- Daisy LautAugust 27, 2024
The path from Einhornhöhle to Großer Knollen goes continuously uphill on gravel and asphalt. Luckily I did the circuit like that at first. The rest of the path to Knollenkreuz and Scharzfeld ruins was a beautiful forest path and made up for the first part. From Scharzfeld ruins to Einhornhöhle it goes
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- Daisy LautAugust 27, 2024
Actually, she wanted to run to the Schmidts Memorial and Huttaler Widerwaage. It would have been a good fit for the route.
But it was so hot and all the paths were asphalt/gravel with no trees and full sun. So I took a shortcut.
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- Daisy LautAugust 27, 2024
The wet path is a challenge. Firstly, because the path is uneven and has large and small gravel stones that make it difficult to walk on and secondly, because the ground is really wet. At times I was up to my ankles in the water. It felt like a moor in places.
Otherwise, like almost all hiking trails
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- Daisy LautOctober 30, 2022
Nice hike, with a few sections that were actually walkable on the water, in the sand. Wonderful 🦶 for the feet. Otherwise a lot of asphalt. Unfortunately, the GPS failed again and again, so straight lines were often recorded. Of course, I stayed on the paths properly and didn't walk across the water
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The mine is definitely worth a detailed visit. I actually just wanted to get the stamp and move on. I then looked at the museum (actually there are several) and will come back for guided tours.
The climb up to Ramseck was tough. It is very steep in places and the path has been washed away by water so
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