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The Klobenstein Smuggler's Trail
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Smuggler's path suspension bridgePhoto: Adrian Locandy, Locandy GmbH
Go on an audio adventure at the smuggler's path Klobenstein. You have received an order to bring smuggled goods across the green border. Many customs officers and dangers lurk along the way. Can you solve the riddles and avoid the customs officers to reach your destination safely!
When you have solved all the riddles, a little surprise awaits you at the Kössen Tourist Office.
The adventure can be started from Kössen or Schleching and leads along the Klobenstein Smuggler's Trail.
The Klobenstein smuggler's trail was already a hive of activity in the Bronze Age. Over the centuries, it was an important trade route. However, it was the more recent history that gave it its name: before, between and after the world wars, a wide variety of goods were smuggled along the path across the green border.
In the interactive radio play adventure, visitors can now slip into the role of smugglers. Their task is to virtually transport smuggled goods across the green border. They have to solve puzzles and avoid customs officers to reach their destination. Along the way, they learn interesting and exciting facts about the history of the Klobenstein Smuggler's Trail and the region.
The adventure can be started from Kössen or Schleching .
Before the start (can already be done at home):
Get the Locandy app from the Appstore or Playstore
.Go to text search in the app, simply type in Klobstein and download the guide "Der Schmugglerweg Klobstein". Or go directly to the download
via this link.It's best to start with a full battery so you can play the game to the end.
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