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The Angerer Höhenweg is the highlight of the Kaunertal Valley. It officially begins at the Verpeilalm, continues via the Gsallalm (unserviced), continues via the Gallruthalm, and ends at the Falkaunsalm. The last two huts are serviced.
From the Verpeilalm to the Gallruthalm, the ridge trail is classified
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The ascent to the Verpeilhütte begins in Feichten at the Hotel Feichtener Hof. After a short while, you reach a forest path, which you follow for about 200m through a switchback. Then, on the right, the trail begins. The path is not only very steep (30% on average), but also very challenging due to tree
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For my first tour in the Kaunertal, I almost always choose the Thomas-Penz High Trail for a warm-up because it has the easiest ascent (only 20% on average). It's usually hiked in reverse for a more knee-friendly descent.
So, I walked from Feichten up the valley for 40 minutes along the Faggenbach stream
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Everything came together perfectly that day: freezing temperatures, -9 degrees at the start in Brilon Wald, lots of snow ("dust-dry" powder snow), lots of sun and no wind.
The result was this wonderful tour on the Rothaarsteig.
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This year, our hiking group headed to Italy—more specifically, to Sardinia. The flight from Düsseldorf to Olbia was quick, just two hours, and our bus was already waiting at the airport.
After about an hour and a half drive through a fairly green, hilly landscape, we arrived at our accommodation, "Ecoparco
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