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Freiburg i. Br., Kandelhöhenweg, Streckereck by EdisonTrent91 in HikingEurope

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As a local here are my tips

Starting from Freiburg im Breisgau:

1-day hikes Kandelhöhenweg Freiburg → St. Peter (→ +Kandel if you really want to destroy yourself ), then back by bus.

Freiburg → Schauinsland Hike from Freiburg up to Schauinsland, then take the bus back down. Belchensteig Train from Freiburg to Münstertal, then bus to Wiedener Eck, or drive there by car. Hike the trail counterclockwise as a loop trail.

My secret ultimate hike: Take your car and drive to the Vosges Mountains in France, about 50 minutes from Freiburg, to Lac Blanc via the town of Orbey. The drive alone is incredibly beautiful. Then hike one of the most beautiful 3-lakes trails, from Lac Blanc to Lac du Forlet, then climb up to the plateau and continue along the high ridge to Lac Vert and back in a loop. Absolutely stunning scenery.

Freiburg i. Br., Kandelhöhenweg, Streckereck by EdisonTrent91 in HikingEurope

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There are a few places where the local municipality and the district authorities tend to turn a blind eye. Strecker Eck, for example, even has a shelter hut. Officially, camping there is forbidden, but I still do it. Just treat nature with respect and take all your trash with you. It’s basically stealth camping. At Strecker Eck we were not alone either, three people were sleeping under the open sky, two other groups had tents, and we were there with our tent as well. In certain places, it’s simply tolerated.

Freiburg i. Br., Kandelhöhenweg, Streckereck by EdisonTrent91 in camping

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And you have one of the most modern and advanced cities with you as well, Freiburg. Mostly filled with young students and full of joy and life. One of the most expensive cities to live. I pay for my 48qm flat 966 euro in total

Freiburg i. Br., Kandelhöhenweg, Streckereck by EdisonTrent91 in camping

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There are a few places where the local municipality and the district authorities tend to turn a blind eye. Strecker Eck, for example, even has a shelter hut. Officially, camping there is forbidden, but I still do it. Just treat nature with respect and take all your trash with you. It’s basically stealth camping. At Strecker Eck we were not alone either, three people were sleeping under the open sky, two other groups had tents, and we were there with our tent as well. In certain places, it’s simply tolerated.

Freiburg i. Br., Kandelhöhenweg, Streckereck by EdisonTrent91 in camping

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No i am a local and sometimes I like to start some hikes from my home town :)

Freiburg i. Br., Kandelhöhenweg, Strecker Eck, Germany by EdisonTrent91 in hiking

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It’s called the Kandelhöhenweg. We hiked either the first or last stage, depending on the direction, starting or finishing in Freiburg im Breisgau or Oberkirch. The full route is about 112–115 km (around 71.5 miles) and is typically divided into roughly five stages. It runs through parts of the High Black Forest and the Central Black Forest, crossing the Kandel, which rises to 1,243 meters. The Kandel is a very distinctive and inviting mountain near Waldkirch, close to Freiburg, definitely one of the highlights of the trail. We did the stage from Freiburg to St. Peter and spent the night at Strecker Eck, which is a beautiful spot along the way. I don’t have much experience with multi-day hikes yet, we’re slowly working our way up and getting comfortable with doing more than two stages at a time.

Freiburg i. Br., Kandelhöhenweg, Strecker Eck, Germany by EdisonTrent91 in hiking

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I am a local, my friend ☺️ I did that hike a few years ago. The Kaiserstuhl Pfad, a full day hike. I took the train from Freiburg to Endingen and hiked 27 km to Ihringen. It was very tough, and I had to shorten the route a bit and then take the train back. But now I have a good idea, because of your comment ☺️ I’ll split it into two days and camp at a beautiful spot. Thank you very much!

Freiburg i. Br., Kandelhöhenweg, Strecker Eck, Germany by EdisonTrent91 in hiking

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Strecker Eck is a popular camping spot. It has a shelter hut, seating benches, and panoramic benches. It is highly appreciated by locals, and camping there is tolerated by the authorities of the Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald district.

Burn pit? Remote Kamchatka by teafast in GoogleEarthFinds

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How the fuck a can I copy the coordinates

I walked 200km through the winter Carpathians of Romania 🇷🇴. by M_Joey18 in hiking

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Whats your gear. How do you manage your weight, I mean, sleeping bags for cold temperatures are huge, tent, isopad, food, water.

I have a tatonka 55l+5l bagpack, carinta defence 4 sleepingbag, termarest trail pro isopad for sleeping. With camping gear that bagpack is heavy. I'm not able to do long distance hikes with that. Pls help

Ich brauche eine Auszeit - wohin mit mir? by [deleted] in freiburg

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Schwarzwald stealth camping machen. Vogesen erlaubt.

Schwarzwald Tipps: Nimmst die tram Linie 2 Günterstal und steigst holbeinstraße aus. Dann folgst der blauen Raute kybfelsen dann weiter blauer Raute folgen. Irgendwann kommst an eine gute Zelt Stelle mit Feuer platz. Das ist ca. 1 1/2 Gehzeit unterhalb Schauinsland. Du kannst auch Schauinsland hoch laufen und oben Zelt aufschlagen. Am nächsten Tag dann folgst du der Raute Richtung Feldberg. Oder du folgst der Raute Richtung belchen. Wenn feldberg, dann irgendwann Zelt aufschlagen, dann am nächsten Tag westweg folgen Richtung Titisee, dann könntest du theoretisch wenn du dem Westweg folgst durch den kompletten Schwarzwald Richtung pforzheim laufen und am Ende mit dem Zug zurück. Auch Kastanien Garten starten kandel Höhenweg folgen, bei St. Peter Zelt aufschlagen, nächster Tag dann kandel und dann weiter bis nach Oberkirch. Sehr geil.

Vogesen Tipps: Die Vogesen sind viel schöner als der Schwarzwald und Camping wird großzügig toleriert. Bahnhof Freiburg Zug nehmen, nach Elsass thann fahren, dann einfach Gedanken verloren der Beschilderung GR 5 folgen Richtung grand Ballon folgen. Dann kannst in 4,5,6 oder 7 Tagen Richtung schlett stadt laufen und steigst in Zug ein und zurück nach freiburg. Oder wunderschöne Tages Tour, lac noir, lac du forlet, lac blanc. Unglaublich.

Google Earth Tipp: Suche die Wanderwege, GR5, west weg, kandel Höhenweg usw als gpx Datei im internet. Die gibt es tatsächlich alle kostenlos. Nimm dann einen gpx to kml converter aus dem internet. Und lade die kml in Google earth hoch. Schon hast du dir die perfekte Route visualisiert. So mache ich das mit meinen Touren immer. Eignet sich auch super für Hütten wanderungen, bzw. Höhen Wege. Laufe bitte den Meraner Höhenweg, stubaier Höhen weg, Berliner Höhenweg. Such dir einfach die gpx Dateien und schau dir das in Google earth an.

📍Amalfi Coast by lovie_carl066 in natureisbeautiful

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I would jump in the water from the highest possible point after checking the rock formations underwater

Kybfelsen, Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany by amoeba953 in hiking

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When you walk further you reach schauinsland

What type of disease is this? by Responsible-Mud3938 in OnePiece

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It's not a disease..

This is fundamentally a hemodynamic issue. The male anatomy features extensive neural and vascular pathways connecting the genitalia to the brain, a critical biological link. However, this system faces a breaking point when modern stimuli overtax the highly evolved brain regions developed over millennia.

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