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561 km
129:31 h
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- HeikoAugust 10, 2025
Loop from Deutschneudorf: Largely, but not entirely, on the "Glockenwanderweg" (Bell Trail), with lots of forest and wide paths. The Oberseiffenbach festival grounds were being cleaned up, so we missed the event by a day. But that's okay. Instead, there's plenty of wooden art in the forest. And free parking.
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- HeikoJune 20, 2025
Today, a tour "downward," meaning downhill, but still with a fair amount of elevation gain. Over the Brüggeralm and the mountain lake to Marienberg Monastery, where we bought a snack in the shop and ate a bite in the café (peace prices, at least in the café), then back up again. It was quite a heat battle
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- HeikoJune 19, 2025
After four days with 1,000 meters of elevation gain, today's a rest day: a loop in the valley. The route goes above the road through numerous cow pastures (just like yesterday, the cows happily join us), then there was no time to stop for refreshments (just like yesterday and the day before), as the
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- HeikoJune 18, 2025
Starting at 2000 meters in Rojen, we climbed steadily to the Äußerer Nockenkopf at 2800 meters, then took the high trail to Piz Lad, and returned halfway up. It sounds harmless, but it was quite a challenge. It was also very warm. Now both man and dog are really tired.
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- HeikoJune 17, 2025
Starting at the tourist hotspot of Altgrain Church, beware of the trap: parking costs €20.00. 200m further on, at the other end of the road tunnel, it's only €6.50. From there, it's all uphill, mostly on forest roads, to Grauner Berg. A 1,000-meter climb is all that. The return journey follows mountain
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- HeikoJune 16, 2025
From Lake Reschen, the route climbs steadily to the border triangle of Switzerland, Austria, and Italy, then back to the Reschealm, then back down again. Up to the Reschealm, there are trails/bike paths, and further up, proper mountain paths. Funnily enough, at the border triangle, there's a bench in
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- HeikoJune 15, 2025
The loop can also be completed with the assistance of a cable car. A cable car takes you up to the beginning and end of the panoramic trail. We walked the entire route, however, and arrived at the lodge just in time for a thunderstorm. Down by Lake Reschen, it's a bike path, so-so for hiking.
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- HeikoMay 29, 2025
Today's Ascension Day outing: First, we took the tram from Steinbach to Jöhstadt, then made a wide loop over the Pressnitz Dam to Haßberg, from there all the way down via Christophhammer to Schmalzgrube, where we almost missed the train, so we continued back to Steinbach.
Despite Ascension Day, by the
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Herbstrunde zum Schwartenberg
03:28
15.2km
4.4km/h
400m
390m
Runde über die Felsengruppen Bärenstein und Eduartsfelsen
04:26
18.3km
4.1km/h
520m
520m
02:48
12.7km
4.5km/h
240m
250m
05:37
23.0km
4.1km/h
1,240m
1,250m
03:27
14.0km
4.1km/h
410m
400m
05:10
17.0km
3.3km/h
1,150m
1,100m
04:49
16.8km
3.5km/h
1,120m
1,120m
05:06
19.1km
3.8km/h
960m
960m
05:33
23.2km
4.2km/h
960m
960m
05:22
23.7km
4.4km/h
550m
700m
A walk to commemorate German Unity Day in sunny, but rather chilly autumn weather. We parked in Deutschneudorf, then crossed the border straight to Böhmischneudorf, then made a wide arc over the Bärenstein and Eduartsfelsen rock formations to Böhmisch St. Katharinenberg. The Rosenberg observation tower
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