About Peter W. Janakiew
Zertifizierter Natur- und Landschaftsführer für die Region Bayerischer Wald
Draußen in der Natur bin ich glücklich. Leider habe ich erst 2018 Komoot für mich entdeckt und nutze die App erst seit 2020 konsequent bei meinen Abenteuern. So sind viele spannende Touren, unter anderem in Georgien, in den Vogesen, in den Alpen, im Pfälzerwald, im Hunsrück, im Rheingau, nur in meinen Erinnerungen dokumentiert.
Mit Vorliebe wandere ich in Gegenden, die eine abwechlungsreiche Landschaft bieten, wo alte Gemäuer spannende Geschichten erzählen, wo man von oben in die Ferne blicken kann und wo es leckeren Kuchen gibt. Die Länge der Touren ist dabei sehr unterschiedlich, auch vor Langdistanzmärschen habe ich keine Scheu.
Ich freue mich, wenn meine Spuren und Empfehlungen euch inspirieren.
Gerne könnt ihr mich auch kontaktieren, um mehr über Touren zu erfahren oder einmal gemeinsam wandern zu gehen.
Beste Wandergrüße :-)
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- Peter W. JanakiewApril 10, 2025
On the way to Pottenstein, we visited the Riesenburg cave, officially listed as one of Bavaria's 100 most important geological natural wonders.
This former karst cave, carved out of Franconian dolomite, was formed by the action of water and has a total length of 43 meters with a height difference of 25
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- Peter W. JanakiewApril 10, 2025
Margravine Wilhelmine characterized the Sanspareil Rock Garden in a letter to her brother, Frederick the Great: "Nature itself was the architect." Indeed, bizarre natural rock formations in the beech grove of Sanspareil dominate the landscape of the garden, which was laid out from 1744 onward. During
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- Peter W. JanakiewMarch 30, 2025
The Dresden Hiking and Mountaineering Association has once again invited people to the "Bergtest" (Mountain Test) in Wehlen. This traditional event in Saxon Switzerland is organized entirely by volunteers and has little in common with the media-friendly events.
I personally love this purist approach to
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- Peter W. JanakiewMarch 23, 2025
Mittelndorf, a district of Sebnitz, is actually an ideal starting point for hikes into the Kirnitzsch Valley. What's the problem? There's no public parking, so you'll have to get a bit creative to find parking.
Through the small village, which is idyllically situated partly in the valley and partly on
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- Peter W. JanakiewMarch 17, 2025
The Dresden Hiking and Mountaineering Association organizes the "Gorbitz Spring Hike" as a sports hike – purely on a voluntary basis – this year already in its 21st edition. Of course, there were other hikers at the start with us, a total of 265.
Personally, I find this type of club hike a welcome change
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- Peter W. JanakiewMarch 2, 2025
The first mammoth march in 2025 is history. Leipzig, my hometown, was once again the venue for the opening event. It was immediately noticeable that there were a few more people, but to hear that around 9,000 participants were at the start - "crazy".
There were many new changes to test, for example the
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- Peter W. JanakiewMarch 2, 2025
Hikes don't always have to be particularly long, particularly challenging, ... Sometimes the simple experience of a beautiful place is enough.
The region around Pillnitz offers many beautiful places, including the vineyard. With a total area of around 7 hectares, this vineyard is a gem in itself. Almost
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- Peter W. JanakiewJanuary 5, 2025
New year, new resolutions. First of all, I wish everyone a happy, healthy new (hiking) year.
Fortunately, hiking is like cycling, you don't forget it. After several weeks without hiking in the narrow sense and a time with Christmas dinner, stollen, cookies and other treats, today it was time for extensive
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- Peter W. JanakiewNovember 10, 2024
Today the "Grabentour" was on the agenda again, which is considered one of the most scenic hiking routes in the vicinity of the silver city of Freiberg. Even though I have been here several times before, it is always an interesting, eventful tour, because nature in the Bobritzsch valley is constantly
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From the large parking area on the edge of the village, the trail gradually ascends through the forest to the Kleiner Zschirnstein (Little Zschirnstein). The summit plateau lies at 473 meters above sea level and slopes gently to the south, making the ascent to the north face pleasantly easy. The panorama
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