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Walking with dogs Bavarian Alps hiking guide

<p>People like to go into the mountains with company - and dog owners with four-legged friends, of course. But which routes can you expect your furry friend to go on? What difficulties can masters and dogs expect? What do you have to watch out for to ensure that the trip is a success for everyone involved? Where are the limits at which your excellent friend can become overwhelmed? What are suitable destinations in the region between the Lech and Inn rivers? The Rother hiking book "Hiking with Dogs - Bavarian Alps" provides the right guidance.</p><p>Each route describes exactly what to expect from your four-legged friend (and of course your two-legged friend too): walking time, altitude, difficulties, drinking facilities, shade-free passages, encounters with grazing animals, tricky bridges or footbridges and bathing opportunities are meticulously listed and allow you to make a targeted selection of the right hike. The tabular overview and the informative overview map on the inside of the cover are helpful.</p><p>Furthermore, there is detailed information on transport connections as well as refreshment stops and accommodation for each route. GPS tracks are also available to download for all 46 routes. A large number of photos set the mood for enjoyable walking. In addition to the detailed route descriptions, detailed hiking maps with marked routes and informative elevation profiles provide an overview along the way.</p><p>Martin Locher and Thomas Rettstatt are experienced dog hikers. In this volume, they present 46 varied routes.</p> <p