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- AndreasJuly 7, 2024
Today we drove from the campsite through the Kappeler valley and then along the slope towards Schauinsland. From Schauinsland we then went back to Freiburg via the toboggan run and the Badisch Moon Rising and Canadian trails. The Canadian in particular demanded a lot from us. What a brilliant day😎.
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- Sven (E.A.)🤙🏻🤘June 22, 2024
CTF Höllenberg the weather wasn't really cooperating but the route this year was great, lots of trails and relatively little forest highway. Unfortunately, my rear derailleur broke on the last 7km. After an emergency repair with @Frank I was able to continue without a rear derailleur but only with direct
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- Jürgen & SteffiMay 5, 2024
@Trailhunter T. 🇬🇷 cool awesome jump from you. And with our shirts. Bomb👌👌👌🤗🤗🤗
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- AndreasOctober 15, 2023
It got pretty cold 🥶. Today we even had sleet showers. Other than that it was great👍.
We also did a little trail maintenance along the way and removed a tree lying across the Ingo Trail. The saw chain from Nature is Adventure did a good job (see video).
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- AndreasSeptember 17, 2023
On the way home from our Saxony tour we went to the Trailwerk in Kamsdorf - mountain biking in the mine 😄.
After a good breakfast in a nearby bakery, our group went into the mine with guide Lukas. There we did the Enduro Tour (the most difficult variant). It was awesome🔨: Wide paths alternated
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- AndreasSeptember 16, 2023
Last climbing day of our tour Today we went rock shopping again in the Bielatal. This time we even managed 6 peaks: Leaning Zacke, Sonnenwendstein, Easy Zacke, Hercules Rock, Small Hercules Rock and Hercules Wall.
Afterwards we went to the Daxensteinbaude (kiosk) to finish off the event. Tomorrow we're
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- AndreasSeptember 15, 2023
Today we went climbing in the Bielatal. There are over 200 rock towers there. Usually between 20 and 40 m high. We did five of them today: Mühlenstein, Daxenstein, Zarathrusta, rear Wiesenkopf and Wiesenkopf. The sandstone in the Bielatal is considered to be the hardest sandstone in the area.
The pictures
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- AndreasSeptember 14, 2023
It rained all morning today. Since climbing on wet rock is prohibited by Saxon rules, we instead explored new projects on the Schrammsteine and especially on the Torstein. Scrambling on the narrow access paths, close to the bottom and at dizzying heights, was awesome.
A few more words about the Saxon
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- AndreasSeptember 13, 2023
First day of our Elbe sandstone tour. Today a classic was due - the Falkenstein. An impressive block with six pitches of climbing and a height of over 100 m. On the way we met Giuseppe from Finale Ligure, who simply did the climb free solo, i.e. without safety 🥶👍. A great first day.
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Today we took the cable cars up to the Bettmerhorn. From there, the route for Stage 2 of the UCI Enduro World Cup (EDR) had already been marked out. When do you get the chance to ride a current World Cup route? So let's go down 😉. It was great. After that, we took it easy. Down in the valley, the teams
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