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Lisa

Is the marmot called a marmot because it murmurs to itself? Or could it be that in ancient times certain parts of the animal were used to make marbles, perhaps its kidney stones? To find out, you’ll need to read on. You’ll also discover why marmots can be seen as a curious mix of mice […]

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Lisa

Mytikas – Mount Olympus

Olympus, the legendary home of the gods. Seat of Zeus, Poseidon, Aphrodite and many others. Today, this small mountain range in northern Greece is not only steeped in mythology but also a paradise for hikers, mountaineers and climbers. Scaling the country’s highest peak is demanding yet wonderfully rewarding. Mount Olympus is Greece’s highest mountain range, […]

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Kathleen

Eibsee Hike: A Turquoise Mountain Lake in the Heart of the Alps

Looking for a walk that combines crystal-clear water with breathtaking alpine scenery? The Eibsee hike in Bavaria ticks all the boxes. Nestled at the foot of the Zugspitze, Germany’s highest peak, the Eibsee is one of the region’s most popular hiking destinations. And with good reason. Its turquoise waters, wooded islands and sweeping views of […]

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Stephan

Caucasus: Mountains between continents and seas

On the map, the Caucasus forms a graceful arc between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea. This striking curve outlines the Greater Caucasus (Russian: Bolshoy Kavkaz). Meanwhile, the southern ranges stretching towards Iran are known as the Transcaucasus or Lesser Caucasus. These southern mountains are geographically distinct and clearly separated from the Greater Caucasus. […]

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Florian

Training tips for your first ultramarathon

If you regularly take part in local running events, chances are you’ve heard of it: the ultramarathon. Those seemingly mad runners who willingly go even further than a marathon. But according to various studies, training for a mountain ultra trail isn’t necessarily more time-consuming than preparing for a fast 42-kilometre road race. If you’ve already […]

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Jörn

Cycling in the Rain: Wet, Splashed and Still Rolling

I’ll admit it freely: I’m a fair-weather cyclist. If I get caught in the rain, so be it. But choosing to ride in it? You’d have to twist my arm. If you’re hardier than I am, or simply don’t have a choice – perhaps you’re a commuter or rely on your bike to get around […]

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