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Elbsandsteingebirge Hikeline Wanderführer

<p>Tyrol sees itself as the "heart of the Alps", where mountain enthusiasts of all stripes come together. As an ambitious hiker in particular, you can speak of an alpine land of milk and honey here in view of the inexhaustible possibilities. In this two-part hiking book about Tyrol, this carefully researched and completely redesigned volume is dedicated in detail to the western half between Innsbruck and the Arlberg, commonly known as the Tyrolean Oberland and Außerfern. The selection of 50 of the most attractive routes is evenly distributed across all valleys and mountain groups. In the Northern Limestone Alps, these include parts of the Karwendel and Wetterstein, the Mieminger Kette, the southern Allgäu and the Lechtal Alps, while in the Central Alps, the lengthy Ötztal and Stubai Alps with their sublime glacier backdrops are particularly worthy of mention alongside the Verwall, Silvretta and Samnaun groups. Variety is the trump card, which is particularly important here. In addition to easy and challenging summit tours, there are also hikes to idyllic lakes, magnificent panoramic trails and even some multi-day treks from hut to hut. Detailed route descriptions in combination with knowledgeable background texts, colorful map sections, elevation profiles and rich illustrations not only offer valuable suggestions, but also the excellent basis for really getting "on the move" in Tyrol's wild vest.</p>