What to pack, what to bring, what not to bring. Every blog out there will rightfully tell you to pack as lightly as possible, and I whole-heartedly agree. However, back when a certain pandemic hit, I had just spent loads of money for long-distance hiking gear to be perfectly equipped for the John-Muir-Trail (s. here)…
Category: Wanderlust
Hiking adventures
Hiking the Fishermen’s Trail #01
The Fishermen’s Trail is considered one of the most beautiful coastal trails in the world. So I figured, I’ll take it to the test. So in less than 24 hours, I am on my way to Portugal, ready to cover the famous coastal hike – officially 226.5 km, divided into 13 segment, I made some…
Das Schwarzhorn – Hiking in Davos, Switzerland, Pt. 2
Luckily, the mountains are ancient and when we’re long gone they will still continue to be. And that, dear readers, is my philosophical lame excuse as to why more than half a year has passed since our mouther-daughter hiking trip. A giant leap for mankind but a significant fraction of a second for the Alps!…
Davos am Schönsten ist – Hiking in Davos, Switzerland, Pt. 1
(For the non-German speaking readers: the first headline is a very bad Dad joke. Kalauer, Kalauer, as we like to say. You should not be surprised) My mum and I went on a holiday together. Just the two us. Six days in a hotel in Davos, Switzerland, with half-board and plenty of mountains to conquer!…
The Idea
I have never seen Into the Wild and I have never seen Wild – somehow I feel the need to make that absolutely clear, maybe because both movies caused a wave of new hikers on their self-finding paths, and especially the latter resulted in female hiker numbers rocketing through the sky. I’m not saying that…
The Mountains Are Calling And I Must Go.
This is a new section on the blog! For a big, big endeavour. And also a big, big maybe. Due to the current events aka Covid, it is absolutely uncertain if I will be even allowed to travel and do what I’ve been planning for months now. But hope is (second) last to die and…