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- Rettungspunkt2087August 12, 2025
Today was a rest day. So it was just a short and easy hike.
When you hike into the valley, it feels like Hobbitland or a fairytale.
Glaciers, rugged cliffs, strangely shaped mountains. It's not for nothing that this area is called Trollheimen (home of the trolls).
And in the middle of it all, by a lake
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- Rettungspunkt2087August 11, 2025
Norway's first Christian king, Olav, walked from Oslo to Trondheim (for whatever reason). He was later canonized, and this path became a pilgrimage route, as important to Scandinavians as the Way of St. James is to the rest of Europe. It was restored in the 1990s and is now a national heritage site.
Length: 660 km
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- Rettungspunkt2087August 10, 2025
The guided tour started in Oppdal with a motorcade to Dovre. The safari lasts 4-7 hours in total. For us today, it took 4:35. Komoot hides the downtime.
The first two kilometers into the national park are on a gravel road, constantly scanning with binoculars. Then we head straight into the fells, over
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- Rettungspunkt2087June 7, 2025
Palatinate Winemaker TV🤣
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Penultimate stage with self-congratulation.😄
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- rainer kunkeJune 6, 2025
@Rettungspunkt2087 Hiking in the Palatinate Forest was also a great experience for me 30 years ago, including in the Dahner Felsenland with its red sandstone cliffs and various other tours, and that's why it was also an experience for me to look far towards the Rhineland from the mountains there.
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- Rettungspunkt2087June 5, 2025
In Dernbach, we had a vacation apartment without breakfast. So we took the bus to Ramberg and had a snack at Andi's Wecklädl (simple but very nice). From there, we followed the signposted Weinsteig trail.
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- Rettungspunkt2087June 5, 2025
Today we left the "rich" northern part of the Palatinate and entered the "poorer" southern part.
The houses are smaller, without decoration, and some are somewhat neglected.
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The trail is called "Waterfall Trail," but it's more of a series of rapids. Nevertheless, it's beautiful to look at. Sometimes the river forms pools. The banks are swampy and muddy. Accordingly, the trail then passes further away, so you don't miss anything.
Overall, it's a bit tiring in the long run
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