About Catse
ich bin Catse und meist im Teutoburger Wald und Wiehengebirge unterwegs. Touren um die 12 km sind mir aktuell am Liebsten. Ich bin gerne auf natürlichem Untergrund im Wald unterwegs. Besonders freue ich mich, wenn Wasser auch noch meinen Weg quert. Für mich ist die Zeit in der Natur und nicht so sehr die sportliche Herausforderung wichtig. Bei Instagram und Facebook findet ihr mich unter Catse_Miau 😺
2,892 km
650:39 h
Recent Activity
- CatseSeptember 20, 2025
This tour has highlights, but also some downers. First, the good: the section along the gorge, the impressive St. Catherine's Tunnel, and the fantastic views are breathtaking. The asphalt section and, on the way back, the shadeless section between the road and the river weren't fun at all. I should have
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- CatseSeptember 19, 2025
Today I did a loop around the Aschau Gorge—okay, it wasn't a loop because the path was suddenly closed for mountain rescue training. Nothing to be done about it. Since every direction you take on a tour is like a new path, I enjoyed this gorge twice as much. Maybe not as spectacular as some other famous
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- CatseSeptember 18, 2025
The first tour in Chiemgau. From the Lindlbauer campsite up to the Bäckeralm. I had originally planned a tour that would have been almost exclusively on wide gravel roads. But I ended up taking narrow paths because I wouldn't have enjoyed it otherwise. So I hiked up a truly idyllic path. Streams crossed
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- CatseAugust 30, 2025
Today I took my "newcomers" out for a walk and headed out to Hohenstein. Starting at the Försterlaube (forester's shed) and following the cliff path down into Totental (dead valley), there were gravel roads, lonely paths, rain under the canopy, and absolute peace. Fantastic. The Baxmannbaude (baxmann
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- CatseAugust 24, 2025
Pretty in pink. A short walk through the Moosheide. I started way too late, and it was packed. I just focused on the ground 😹. But I still found some lovely, secluded paths for myself. Most visitors only take a few steps from the parking lot to the first photo stop 😅
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- CatseAugust 17, 2025
This varied tour starts at the hiking car park at Pfingsttor. Right at the beginning, you pass the game reserve, where you can marvel at impressive deer. The trail continues along secluded paths through the forest, which in this weather almost resembles a rainforest. Then you reach a section that runs
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- CatseJuly 5, 2025
A relaxed loop from the Waldgasthof am Röwenkamp via two ridges to Hankenüll and back again. A good 10km, lined with super-sweet raspberries along the path. I barely made any progress. Up on the Hermannsweg, there was still a fresh breeze. And on the way back, secluded paths through an enchanting forest. Wonderful.
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- CatseJune 22, 2025
A loop around the poppy fields near Kalltal, catching a glimpse at the last moment. It was warm, but the forest was very bearable. However, it's best not to choose the start/finish point at the highest point of the hike. There were a few beautiful views, but otherwise the trail was unspectacular. You can, but you don't have to.
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- CatseJune 19, 2025
Today, after a long time, I set off from the Elfenborn hiking car park near Varenholz, capturing the fairy-like flowers along the trail and gazing far into the landscape. It's a beautiful 15 km loop with 270 vertical meters of elevation gain. I definitely have to do this in the evening.
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This tour is simply breathtaking. You feel like you've entered a completely different world. High up at approximately 1,600 meters, a pasture landscape with meadows, juniper, heather, and patches of raised bog stretches out before your eyes. Waterfalls cascade down from the surrounding mountains to form
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