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- JanaOctober 16, 2025
Today was no walk in the park!
Shortly after 9 a.m., we took bus 231 to the Cùber reservoir, Mallorca's second-largest water reservoir, which primarily supplies Palma.
From the reservoir, we took a leisurely walk toward Coll de L'Ofre, from where we climbed Puig L'Ofre. We couldn't follow the route suggested
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- JanaOctober 15, 2025
Our hike/climbing tour today was short and sweet. Not far from Alcúdìa, you can climb several mountains to enjoy fantastic panoramic views over the bays of Pollença and Alcúdìa, all the way to Cap Formentor and even the neighboring island of Menorca. We chose the Penya del Migdia, as it promised plenty
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- JanaOctober 14, 2025
What a wonderful trip! For us, the drive via Bunyola to Orient, followed by a hike up Puig d'Alaró, is the highlight so far! Bunyola is a small Mallorcan town that hasn't yet fallen victim to mass tourism. From there, a narrow road winds its way through countless hairpin bends to Orient, a sleepy little
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- JanaOctober 13, 2025
Banyalbufar is at least as beautiful as Déia, but not yet overtaken by mass tourism. From a small parking lot northeast of the picturesque coastal village, we started our short coastal hike to Port des Canonge. The fragrant maquis vegetation, a thunderstorm rumbled in the distance, and we relaxed on a pleasant hike.
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- JanaOctober 13, 2025
On the national holiday, the Fiesta Nacional de España, our opening hike took us from "our" finca down to Sóller to the tram, which has connected this charming mountain town with the harbor of Port de Sóller for 112 years.
Sóller is no longer an insider tip, and the tram was correspondingly busy. From
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- JanaOctober 5, 2025
Our second tour this Sunday took us through the peaceful pastureland near Crawinkel. Passing horses, cows, sheep, ducks, and (martin's) geese, we earned four stamps and learned all sorts of interesting facts about the renaturalization of the local hedges, pastures, streams, and grazing forests. On the
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- JanaOctober 5, 2025
After an enforced rest day, we went stamp hunting again today. On the way home, we walked along the art trail in Kleinbreitenbach, a district of the small town of Plaue. Cleverly nestled in a picturesque valley and a colorful autumn forest, you'll find numerous works of art made of wood, metal, and stone
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- JanaOctober 4, 2025
In perfect weather, we hiked the 900-meter peaks around the Schmücke – Sachsenstein (915 m), Schneekopf (978 m), Großer Beerberg (982 m), and Fichtenkopf (944 m) – on the holiday and earned four Touringen stamps. We also enjoyed sweeping views of our beautiful Thuringian homeland from the Seiffartsburg
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- JanaOctober 3, 2025
This long weekend, we're headed to the Thuringian Forest for a hike. On the way to the Rennsteig trail, we pass the Old Tambach Dam, where there are three hiking stamps to collect. One of the stamps is located at the curious Stone Gate rock formation, just above the charming rest area at the Köhlerh
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Every year, autumn overwhelms me with its splendor of color, and my thoughts inevitably turn to my grandfather, who was, among other things, a painter. Autumn was his favorite season!
Enjoying the late summer in Mallorca was fantastic, but hiking in Thuringia through the autumn-colored forests also recharges my batteries.
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