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Coordinates
DD
47.553086, 10.729745
DMS
47°33'11.1"N 10°43'47.1"E
UTM
32T 630140 5268079
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Recommendations nearby
Mountain Bike
· Reutte Nature Park Region
Princes' Road to the royal castles
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Distance
41.2 km
Duration
5:34 h
Ascent
855 m
Descent
862 m
from Tanja Weirather,
Panoramahotel Talhof
Bicycle Rides
· Allgäu
Cycle tour around the border triangle
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Open
Distance
16.1 km
Duration
2:00 h
Ascent
168 m
Descent
169 m
Schwansee parking lot - Hohenschwangau - Alpsee - Schluxen Pinswang, Tyrol - Ziegelwies forest adventure center - Füssen - Alterschrofen - ...
from Tourist Information Schwangau,
Schwangau
Long Distance Hiking
· Ammergebirge
(2D) Säuling - From Pflach over the Säuling down to Alpsee to Hohenschwangau
recommended route
Difficulty
T3
moderate
Distance
18.4 km
Duration
7:45 h
Ascent
1,269 m
Descent
1,311 m
Säuling: Indeed, the name apparently means "pillar." In prehistoric times, it was used as a calendar mountain with religious significance.
from Gunther Reichenbach,
alpenvereinaktiv.com
Maps and trails
Mountain Bike
· Reutte Nature Park Region
Princes' Road to the royal castles
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Distance
41.2 km
Duration
5:34 h
Ascent
855 m
Descent
862 m
from Tanja Weirather,
Panoramahotel Talhof
Bicycle Rides
· Allgäu
Cycle tour around the border triangle
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Open
Distance
16.1 km
Duration
2:00 h
Ascent
168 m
Descent
169 m
Schwansee parking lot - Hohenschwangau - Alpsee - Schluxen Pinswang, Tyrol - Ziegelwies forest adventure center - Füssen - Alterschrofen - ...
from Tourist Information Schwangau,
Schwangau
Long Distance Hiking
· Ammergebirge
(2D) Säuling - From Pflach over the Säuling down to Alpsee to Hohenschwangau
recommended route
Difficulty
T3
moderate
Distance
18.4 km
Duration
7:45 h
Ascent
1,269 m
Descent
1,311 m
Säuling: Indeed, the name apparently means "pillar." In prehistoric times, it was used as a calendar mountain with religious significance.
from Gunther Reichenbach,
alpenvereinaktiv.com

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