About Jana
635 km
159:02 h
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The first part of the route went past the Accor Arena and the Bibliotheque nationale. The bridge over the Seine was very beautiful, otherwise you can skip this part of the route and start at the Jardin des Plantes. From there you will see the sights, beautiful squares and alleys. Notre Dame is currently
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Beautiful circular route from the Externsteine car park (4€/day)) Mostly wide forest roads, sometimes up, sometimes down. Great view from the ruins to the Hermannsdenkmal. Above Holzhausen, around km 7.6, many stacks of tree trunks are currently (September 2024) blocking the path. You can carefully climb
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A pleasant short walk with some special benches and great wooden figures. Also nice for children, but not suitable for strollers.
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Parking at the Silberkarklamm is partly free. The gorge costs admission, 4.90 euros for adults, 2.50 for children. About 5 minutes up the gorge is the entrance to the Hias via ferrata, difficulty level D. Only do it with the appropriate via ferrata equipment! It is beautifully laid out, with lots of
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Jana went for a hike.
July 29, 2024
01:31
5.02km
3.3km/h
340m
250m
Impressive waterfall that you can walk behind. The tour can be done in both directions. Walking in this direction you can see the waterfall from afar and make up the difference in height, especially afterwards, with the stairs. Coming from the other side, the hiking trail then goes uphill. The platform
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Short tour with a great view of the glacier. You have to scramble a bit and if you want there are also climbing passages with a wire rope, but these actually belong to the via ferrata on the high Gjadstein that comes after the summit and can be bypassed here.
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Warning: Only do the via ferrata if you have the right equipment. A via ferrata with a difficulty level of D that should not be done when it is wet, as you often need the rock and it becomes too slippery otherwise. Then you go to the beautiful summit cross and then down quite steeply to the Spiegelsee. Simply great.
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From the youth hostel, the road descends steeply and then climbs back up the other side before entering the forest. This is where the "Green Hell" circular trail begins, but we only walked part of it and then took a shortcut. We were in a larger group, including a toddler, teenagers, and some people
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