Timeline
Time
2h24m
Distance
7.33km
Speed
4.2km/h
Ascent
10m
Descent
10m
Time
3h59m
Distance
8.97km
Speed
4.3km/h
Ascent
170m
Descent
170m
Time
3h09m
Distance
11.2km
Speed
3.8km/h
Ascent
250m
Descent
260m
Time
1h58m
Distance
6.24km
Speed
3.2km/h
Ascent
50m
Descent
50m
Time
1h44m
Distance
4.22km
Speed
4.4km/h
Ascent
80m
Descent
240m
Time
2h47m
Distance
5.37km
Speed
3.0km/h
Ascent
140m
Descent
70m
Time
3h18m
Distance
10.1km
Speed
3.4km/h
Ascent
190m
Descent
180m
Time
4h41m
Distance
12.1km
Speed
3.5km/h
Ascent
290m
Descent
290m
August 6, 2021
Very narrow, steep ladders lead to the Katzenstein and Spitzstein. Here our dog preferred to wait downstairs. All other stairs and grates were wide enough not too steep and easy for our dog to walk.
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Time
0h56m
Distance
4.08km
Speed
4.4km/h
Ascent
30m
Descent
30m
Time
5h15m
Distance
10.9km
Speed
3.6km/h
Ascent
280m
Descent
280m
Time
3h41m
Distance
7.56km
Speed
3.3km/h
Ascent
230m
Descent
240m
Time
1h11m
Distance
3.99km
Speed
4.2km/h
Ascent
20m
Descent
60m
Time
3h17m
Distance
8.85km
Speed
4.1km/h
Ascent
150m
Descent
170m
Time
1h12m
Distance
3.66km
Speed
3.7km/h
Ascent
40m
Descent
40m
August 11, 2021
For dogs, there is a difficult place where a large stone has to be overcome. There are two iron steps there for the people. Our dog jumped high and we then supported him and pushed him up a bit until he stopped. On the way back we lifted it down because there wasn't enough space to jump down and not get caught on the irons.
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