About Moni Ko.
1,359 km
134:12 h
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- VerschwörungspraktikerOctober 9, 2024
Access via a toll road (10€/vehicle in 2024) with a gradient of up to 18%, but parking is free at the top if there is space 😉. The hike is partly on a wooden path because it is muddy. Good footwear is a must, especially if it has rained the previous day.
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- VerschwörungspraktikerOctober 9, 2024
Beautiful hike that we did in autumn '24.
Start/finish: Reith im Winkel paid parking lot.
On warm days, it is recommended to do this loop and finish with a Kneipp bath to relax👍
Walk PAST the chapel at the top, DO NOT take the forest path behind it, which we mistakenly walked a few meters along (GPS failed)
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- VerschwörungspraktikerOctober 9, 2024
For years we have been walking a circuit through Salzburg in a different form.
Starting from the car park at the Augustiner Bräustübl.
Guests of the Bärenwirt can park here for free for 3 hours. To do this, have your parking ticket stamped when paying at the
Bärenwirt (a "rustic" inn on Müllner Hügel
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- VerschwörungspraktikerJune 22, 2023
A very strenuous but varied tour at over 30°C. You can park either at the train station or at the hiking car park near the wood chip power plant. To run this round the other way around, the coffee invites you to linger. On the way you pass the mountain cheese dairy, here you can also get ice cream or
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- VerschwörungspraktikerMay 28, 2021
Below the Lidl there is a strategically cheap car park in Lindau (€ 2 / day) with a shuttle to the island, from which we started our bike tour. It was pleasantly flat towards Friedrichshafen through endless fruit tree plantations, a zeppelin appeared in the sky. In Friedrichshafen we bought the ticket
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Start from the spacious hiking car park (3€/day) or alternatively further ahead at the fork (stage 5) there is another small car park (2€/day). The tour is rocky but easy to walk, with stairs and the two suspension bridges. Lots of places to sit/rest and if the Klobenstein inn below the chapel is open
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