Sardona World Heritage Trail: beautiful hike from Talalpsee to Aeugsten
A question I often ask is: How did you manage to build a well-known blog? My answer to this is always “consistency, personality and quality”. I’m currently strugg
Formarinsee: a treasure between Lech-Zürs and Klostertal
It’s one of those things about the most beautiful places in the world. A superlative that arouses curiosity, awakens longing and triggers wanderlust. I also couldn’t re
foaming, bubbling, rippling: the WildeWasserWeg
It bubbles, foams, splashes and gurgles. The view into the depths of the Ruetz Cataract is a promising prelude to the WildenWasserWeg, which winds its way in three stages from the
Große Reibn – hut tour in the Berchtesgaden National Park
“Why don’t you scramble around on your Swiss mountains?” This is the question we hear most often during the four days on a hut tour in the Berchtesgaden National
Weissenstein-Balsthal: Hike in the Thal Nature Park
Most of the time the weather turns out to be better than predicted. So last Saturday morning we made our way to the Thal Nature Park – a corner of Switzerland that was previously
Rehberger-Weg: Art between vineyards
Art in the vineyards in the middle of the agglomeration around Basel? It is precisely this combination that can be experienced on the Rehberger Trail between the Fondation Beyeler
Sentiero Verzasca – from Sonogno to Lavertezzo in the Verzasca Valley
When the weather trends slowly became apparent over Pentecost, we booked two nights in Locarno at relatively short notice exactly one week ago. It looked as if Ticino would indeed
Areuse Gorge – hike in the Jura
April lived up to its image yesterday. Until shortly after ten o’clock in the morning, it was still raining twine from the sky in Neuchâtel, which put a damper on our motiva
Iceland – slowed down on the Golden Circle
What do you do if you want to see as much of Iceland as possible, but don’t have enough time to do so? After it was clear that we would spontaneously end up in Iceland at the
Wellness weekend at Tegernsee
In November, time seems to stand still. At least here in Switzerland. Many hotels in the mountains close for the off-season, and the few that do remain open are fully booked weeks
With ups and downs – Madeira’s wild north
A road trip along Madeira’s old coastal road is like driving through a postcard. The serpentines wind through the green hills and every few hundred meters a road sign points
Hiking and wondering in Madeira
Madeira makes hikers’ hearts beat faster. We would not have thought that such a tiny dot in the Atlantic Ocean would turn out to be such a diverse grab bag. Madeira’s w