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Rütte

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    • Day 68

      Wehr bis Todtmoos

      July 7, 2021 in Germany ⋅ 🌧 11 °C

      Um kurz vor 11 treffe ich mich mit Alex am Bahnhof in Wehr und wir starten gemeinsam auf dem Schluchtensteig😊 An vielen Bächen, kleinen Wasserfällen und Brücken kommen wir vorbei. Doch nicht nur um uns herum ist Wasser... Den ganzen Tag lang hat es vielleicht mal eine halbe Stunde nicht geregnet. Mein Regenponcho leistet gute Arbeit👍 Gerade wenn man den Schirm weggepackt hatte ging es sofort wieder los🙄 Allerdings war das mit Gesellschaft nur halb so schlimm🙃 Für die erste brauchbare Schutzhütte mussten wir ordentlich Kilometer machen. Alex hat ein gutes Tempo drauf und wir ziehen uns immer gegenseitig. So habe ich gestern meinen neuen Rekord aufgestellt mit 33 km. An der Schutzhütte angekommen wartete sogar ein Brunnen auf uns und so gab es vor dem Schlafen gehen nochmal eine eiskalte "Dusche".Read more

    • Day 13

      Ibach Panoramaweg

      July 21, 2022 in Germany ⋅ ☀️ 18 °C

      Der Ibach Panorama Rundweg ist 11,6 km lang und gehört zu den sogenannten Schwarzwald Genießer Wanderwegen.. der Weg führt über die angrenzenden Höhenrücken und das Ibacher Moos und bietet viele wunderbare Ausblick auf das Ibach Tal..Read more

    • Day 124–125

      To the bottom of the Black Forest

      August 25 in Germany ⋅ ☁️ 16 °C

      While the trail going further north is only 10 km away I am doing a 150 km loop to the south west corner before I get to that point again.
      I started later after calling my sister and friends and once the rain stopped. I came to a beautiful lookout above lake Schluch, which is the biggest hydropower complex in Germany. I walked around half the lake and ventured off into the next valley. One valley later I came to a small village but with a big cathedral and I bought lunch at a cafe. The trail followed up the mountain again and after a few small ups and downs I came to the Wehra spring, where the trail led down into the valley again. I found a toilet with a power outlet at a bus station, so I stayed for dinner nearby. The trail led me into the Wehra gorge and I ended up walking in the dark on narrow paths along the steep mountainside until I got to a hut.

      In the morning I got up at 7 and continued down the Wehra valley. I really liked the paths except for the road next to the river the whole time. At least there was no traffic until I got to the end. In the next town I got a big breakfast, but the vegan mango yoghurt I tried, wasn't my favourite. Before I had breakfast I left town and on my way I saw a mobile wood saw and splitter from the 1960s which they still used. The trail led gently up and down through forest and fields and in the next village I was really lucky. When I was at a small self serving street shop the owner just passed and he allowed me to use the bathroom, which I urgently needed.
      At 4 pm I arrived in Lörrach to the most south western point of the trail. After resupplying I had a snack break at a bus stop before leaving the town. There a man told me about a shortcut to the next castle skipping the hill in front of me and I thought for myself, I'll walk up anyway because that's the trail. At least I had a good view of the surrounding mountain ranges in Switzerland and France. Once at the castle I ate my dinner and after a while three women and two dogs sat nearby. One dog came to me multiple times sniffing but couldn't find anything.
      I continued to the next village trying to find a sleeping place close to a power outlet. The only easily accessible one didn't work so I kept walking to the next hut where I stayed for the night.
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