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· Allgäu
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View from the wayside shrinePhoto: Stefan Waibel, Outdooractive Premium
Das Bildstöckle ist ein 1325 m hoher Gipfel in den Allgäuer Hochalpen, der von Bad Hindelang aus bestiegen werden kann.
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The European long-distance hiking trail E4, which runs from the Pyrenees to the Peloponnese, is identical to the E5.1 from the Hochgratbahn ...
Tiefenbach corner
The fantastic snowshoe route takes us directly above Bad Hindelang over the Bohleskopf to the Tiefenbacher Eck and back.
This wonderful but challenging circular tour leads into the untouched forest area between Grünten and Wertacher Hörnle.
MTB round tour via the Bildstöckle with its panoramic views into the Great Forest, an untouched natural area between Grünten and Wertacher Hörnle.
This mountain bike route takes us past the Dreiangelhütte to the Bildstöckle, where we have a wonderful view of the Oberallgäu mountains.
Steep climb to the managed Dreiangelhütte and a wonderful descent on a cart track to Unterjoch
The MTB route along the Starzlach and uphill to Bildstöckle offers great views.
MTB round tour via the Bildstöckle with its panoramic views into the Great Forest, an untouched natural area between Grünten and Wertacher Hörnle.
This wonderful but challenging circular tour leads into the untouched forest area between Grünten and Wertacher Hörnle.
MTB circular route over the scenic Bildstöckle in the Großer Wald, an untouched natural area between Grünten and Wertacher Hörnle.
A local insider tip has now become a classic. Freeride flow in the Allgäu on forgotten paths.
Steep climb to the managed Dreiangelhütte and a wonderful descent on a cart track to Unterjoch
The European long-distance hiking trail E4, which runs from the Pyrenees to the Peloponnese, is identical to the E5.1 from the Hochgratbahn ...
The fantastic snowshoe route takes us directly above Bad Hindelang over the Bohleskopf to the Tiefenbacher Eck and back.
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