The 100 kilometre AhrSteig route leads from the Ahr Spring to its estuary. Not only is the AhrSteig a demanding hiking route but a stunning area full of natural beauty and landmarks, studded with cultural treasures. Impressive views of the romantic Ahr area from its valley to its peaks make the AhrSteig a unique place to visit. The idyllic forest paths and quiet meadow trails contrast the mild uplands and tight rock tracks while solitary plateaus give way to lively wine villages.

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One of the longest routes in the Tricity [Gdańsk, Gdynia and Sopot] area. Leaving the Tri-City into the central part of the plateau of the Kashubian Lake District. There, the trail reaches the Szymbarskie Hills, which, with their culmination - Wiezyca (329 m above sea level) are not only the highest place in the Kashubian Lake District but throughout the whole Central European Lowland. Then the trail crosses the Radunskie Lakes, passing to their other shore with the Kashubian Gate and heads to the Mirachowskie Forests and finally leads to Sierakowice.

The "Rössleweg" is a clockwise loop around the city of Stuttgart. Since Stuttgart is located in a hollow, the path follows the edge around and leads through vineyards and forests mixed with suburbans and industry.  54km.

--submitted by Janosch Kowalczyk