Nagelfluhkette total cross-over "by fair means"

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... we look over the Gündleskopf to the Rindalphorn.
Photo: Maurice Coenjaerts, Outdooractive Editors

difficult

Distance 27.9 km

11:00 h

2,387 m

1,913 m

1,834 m

743 m

The most uncompromising crossing of the Nagelfluh chain. Sixteen summits in one day - without lift. Only for very fit hikers who know what they are getting involved with.

The popular crossing of the Nagelfluh chain can be tackled at various levels of difficulty. However, the normal total crossing otherwise ends or begins with a lift ride at noon. Not here! On this relentless tour there are no aids, only the 16 peaks of the Nagelfluh chain that want to be conquered. If the legs don't want to go any further at some point and a new one appears after each conquered mountain, it becomes a matter of the mind that decides about triumph or failure.

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Parts of this content were machine translated using German as the source language

The Most Beautiful mountain hikes in the Allgaeu Region

Germany › Bavaria › Oberallgäu › Immenstadt im Allgäu

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Author Maurice Coenjaerts
“It's a dangerous business going out your door. You step onto the road, and if you don't keep your feet, there's no knowing where you might be swept off to.” ― J.R.R. Tolkien