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If you start from Palaikastro, you first have to negotiate the winding road with its through traffic. You could start in Chochlakies and skip the paved approach, unless you're on a racing bike. In the second section, you can extend the tour to the often wide "single trails." The view is still constantly
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Palaikastro and Kouremenos are two ideal windsurfing destinations that I discovered more or less by chance on one of my mountain bike tours. This is why I was completely unaware of the 6.5 magnitude earthquake in 2021. As a complete windsurfing beginner, especially with wind gusts of around 50-60 km
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Today I visited the lovingly renovated moated castle in Trochtelfingen. A few years ago, access was still prohibited due to the risk of collapse, but at that time, Lord Stolch allowed me a glimpse through the nailed-up castle gate. In the inner courtyard, fallen building fragments piled up meters high
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The tour is definitely also good for gravel and cross bikes, as it doesn't contain any technical trails except for short sections that can be bypassed (see pictures), but instead offers ups and downs mostly on easy-to-ride gravel roads in a beautiful landscape dotted with sculptures.
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Approximately at the level of the Lauchheim town sign, a well-illustrated information board points to the former Alemanni settlement and a vast burial ground. However, reconstructions like those on the Ipf are nowhere to be found here. Instead, a short detour to the wooden bridge over the Jagst River is worthwhile.
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The Giouchtas has several peaks, which is why different names seem to be read and heard. I was interested in the route up that can be cycled, as there are no tours listed on Komoot. The wide gravel path is actually very easy to ride on a mountain bike, and even the gradient won't break a tooth. The agricultural
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