About Elbehai
103 km
35:39 h
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- ElbehaiJuly 23, 2025
Today, Achnacarry, idyllically situated between Loch Lochy and Loch Arkaig, has been the ancestral home of Clan Cameron since the 17th century. The present Achnacarry House was built in 1802 in the neoclassical style after the original castle was burned down in 1746 following the Battle of Culloden
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- ElbehaiJuly 19, 2025
Today we started at the Glencoe Mountain Center and hiked across a plateau to Rannoch Moor. The moorland is completely unsuitable for agriculture and is therefore one of the last remaining landscapes in Scotland largely untouched by human activity. The area is characterized by countless peat bogs, streams
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- ElbehaiJuly 17, 2025
Today we started our hike at the Ben Nevis Visitor Center and climbed Cow Hill. There were no cows in sight, but we were treated to a wonderful view of Loch Eil, Loch Linnhe, and Fort William. The largest town in western Scotland (only 5,883 residents) is a tourist hotspot, and its close proximity to
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- ElbehaiJuly 16, 2025
In perfect weather, we first drove to the vicinity of Ben Nevis (the highest mountain in the United Kingdom), not far from Fort William. Driving in the mountains is challenging, and the roads are often only one-lane – you hope that no one is lurking around the next bend. At the foot of Ben Nevis, we
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- ElbehaiFebruary 21, 2025
Lübeck's old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, enchants with its historic alleys and imposing brick buildings. Our tour begins at the Holstentor, the city's landmark. The mighty towers and thick walls tell of Lübeck's past as a trading metropolis.
Just a few steps further, the town hall impresses with
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- ElbehaiOctober 18, 2024
The new pier in Prerow, which opened in October 2024, is the longest pier in the Baltic Sea at 720 meters. It extends far out into the sea and combines the traditional character of the region with modern infrastructure. What is particularly noteworthy is that an island harbor is being built at the pier
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The small village of Kinlochleven is quite hidden on Loch Leven. Our well-signposted route led us to the waterfall – if you have climbing gear, you can even do a via ferrata here. Following the already familiar West Highland Way, we reached an old abandoned hotel before descending into the village.
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