About Danny
1,428 km
259:58 h
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- DannyJune 12, 2025
Oh dear, komoot not only recorded a few kilometers too many, but also added a few meters of elevation.
A beautiful trail along the All Saints Waterfalls up to the monastery ruins. The return route above the gorge took the Sagenweg trail, offering great views of the gorge and past fantastic rock formations
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- DannyJune 15, 2025
A very beautiful loop through the raised moor. If you climb the Bismarck Tower, you'll have a magnificent 360° view. Even though it was a bit hazy, I found the view of the Rhine plain and the Black Forest fantastic.
The trail itself leads partly over wooden plank paths, partly over stone blocks, and also
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- DannyMay 13, 2025
The last hike in the Périgord led from Les Faux down into the Vézère Valley.
The path was (once again) quite steep and covered with scree. But still passable.
Once in the valley, we continued to Sergeac, a former commandery of the Knights Templar. From there, after a while, we continued along a narrow
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- DannyMay 12, 2025
A loop around Gabillou...
Rolling hills, sparse and rustic deciduous forests, lush green meadows.
Today's hike was a dream.
We mostly walked on narrow paths, lined with moss-covered dry stone walls. The few paved sections were fine, as there was absolutely no traffic.
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- DannyMay 10, 2025
Today's hike took us from beautiful Domme down to the Dordogne River. Along the riverbank path, there were shady chestnut groves.
After a few kilometers, the trail led us back up a forest path and through the village of St. Julien.
We continued up through the forest before descending back to the Dordogne
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- DannyMay 7, 2025
Today we were hiking in the Vézère Valley near Les Eyzies.
The small village, nestled against the steep cliffs on the banks of the Vézère, became famous for its numerous prehistoric finds. People have lived in the caves since prehistoric times.
Our path first led us to a high plateau on the opposite bank
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- DannyMay 6, 2025
From our accommodation, we headed to the Lascaux Cave, stopping in Régourdou, the site where Neanderthals were discovered in the Périgord Noire.
The Lascaux Cave itself isn't open to the public. However, there is a faithful replica. The guided tour through the replica, called Lascaux II, is highly recommended
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Bernadette Ho and others planned a hike.
June 8, 2025
02:59
6.85km
2.3km/h
260m
260m
Through the green Gaishölle...
The recording looks a little wilder than the actual route - even though we did cross the stream several times. There were 13 bridges in total and many, many stairs.
As a reward, we treated ourselves to a small piece of Black Forest cake with an isotonic cold drink. 😊
The
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