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The 384 kilometre-long water runner route is one of the three main routes of the Allgäu hiking trilogy. It has a slightly stronger claim than the easy Wiesengänger route and leads along waterfalls, rivers and lakes across the beautiful Allgäu. Adventure walkers can walk on this Ro
Read moreThe very charming 11,1 km long summit hike on the 2082 metre high plate leads from one of the most beautiful places in the Ammergau Alps, past the "Allgäuer Matterhorn" to the Hochplatte summit, from which a magnificent view over the pre-Alpine country offers. After the descent, the
Read moreThe 11,7 km long stage from Füssen to Hohenschwangau to the Tegelberg is one of the absolute highlights of the completely new long-distance hiking trail "Wandertrilogy Allgäu".
Read moreDream views of magnificent landscapes combined with wonderfully soothing air and plenty of exercise – hiking is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and popular holiday activities.
Read moreThe Via Claudia Augusta is a Roman road that is over 2000 years old, which led from the Adriatic via the Alps to the Danube. Today it is a popular tourist route, followed by people interested in culture and cuisine by car, bike or even stagecoach.
Read moreIn and around Füssen in the Allgäu there are countless varied hiking trails that lead through a wonderful pre-Alpine landscape.
Read moreThe Maximiliansweg is a long-distance hiking trail that leads from Lindau on Lake Constance through the Alps to Berchtesgaden. It was named after King Maximilian II, who in the year 1858 made such a journey in a carriage, but also on horseback.
Read moreThe Lechweg is a 2012 created 125 km long long-distance hiking trail, which follows the course of the Lech from its source in the Austrian Vorarlberg to the Lechfall in Füssen.
Read moreA beautiful and relatively easy mountain hike is the 16,9 km long tour from Vils to the 2000 meter high Brentenjoch, which belongs to the Tannheim mountains.
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