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August 18, 2025
This stage starts further along the Lechweg in Warth. The "classic" route would actually start from Lechleiten.
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August 17, 2025
We involuntarily shorten the stage because we couldn't find a hostel in Lechleiten. But tomorrow will be longer...
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August 16, 2025
Is the walk around the lake part of the stage or was it a bonus at the start? :)
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August 22, 2024
This stage was then more about relaxing. The hills were kind to us, and the weather was still good. So we got to our accommodation quite early.
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August 21, 2024
An easier stage, also a little longer along the Moselle (how fitting for the Mosel Camino). Bernkastel is very pretty, but unfortunately the whole world knows that. So we move on quickly...
Today's end point is much more tranquil and in the end we are glad that there is something to eat here.
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August 21, 2024
While the day before was our longest stage, this was definitely our most strenuous. The day was humid and warm (not even hot) and the three climbs were tough. Maybe it was because the previous stage was shorter and I therefore took it too easy?
The worst thing was that the cakes in the restaurants all
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August 19, 2025
Today's stage is divided into two parts. On the recommendation of our hotel host, we went to the valley station at Hexenkessel, then took the cable car up to Sonnenalp, and from there, along the Alpenrosensteig trail to Elbigenalp. This is part of a hike to the valley station of the cable car.
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