From 1902 to 1980 the Bregenzerwald was connected to the Vorarlberg state capital Bregenz and Lake Constance by a track with the typical 760 mm gauge for Austria. Throughout its life, the Bregenzerwaldbahn struggled with the forces of nature in the Achschlucht on around half of its 35-kilometer route… leggi altro

Oh. It's good that you haven't kinked over or something, in solitude, of course, is also a very relaxing hike, so the paths still exist. Thanks also for the pictures that reflect the impressions.

According to the pictures, a beautiful landscape and a very interesting (hiking) path!

My friend's first weekend move is over.

But I will not have time again until the 30th to be able to leave the comfort zone!

I'm looking forward to it. Maybe you have time

LG Klaus

Fantastic! 👍🙂👌your pictures you were really on discovery, you were also on my favorite rock (because of this landslide the forest railway was stopped at that time) bregenzerwaldbahn-frueher-heute.at

at the barrier at the bridge (a precautionary measure of the community) it would have continued (climbing… leggi altro

That's an interesting site about the railway line!

Yes, the rock is a special place and I almost walked past it. The gap that went all the way to the bottom made my knees a bit weak; o)

I had actually planned the turning point 1.5 km earlier, but just couldn't stop before I reached the second tunnel.

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I have some pictures of this rock, the gap is getting bigger and bigger

I also think to myself sometimes

"I hope he won't fall into the ache when I'm up there 🙈"

Hunsbuckel, this is really a tour to your liking. More than just a little adventure, please. Great.