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Titisee, Germany, is a beloved destination for nature lovers not far from Freiburg in the southwestern German state of Baden-Württemberg. This quiet town is in the heart of the famous and fabled Black Forest (Schwarzwald). Activit…
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The German word for bath is "bad," so any town with "bad" in its name means that therapeutic waters and rejuvenation are nearby. In this case, for visitors to Germany's Bad Lauterberg, the surroundings couldn't epitomize this more. Not…
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While there are a myriad of activities to engage in on the beach, hiking enthusiasts will particularly enjoy their stay in Alcudia. You can travel by foot or bike through S'Albufera Natural Park, prime for bird watching, or embark on t…
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On the outskirts of the beautiful nature park Schönbuch sits Steinenbronn, a small town of roughly 6,000 inhabitants in the southwestern German state of Baden-Württemberg. Steinenbronn is surrounded by nature and offers plent…
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Schweinfurt is a city of roughly 54,000 inhabitants and lies about one and a half hours north of Nuremberg, Germany. This Bavarian city has a rich history dating back to the seventh century and is renowned for its contributions to indu…
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Freiburg is the fourth-largest city in the southwestern German state of Baden-Württemberg and sits in the heart of the upper Black Forest. Its location is ideal for hikers and bikers alike as numerous trails that originate in the…
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The Bavarian town of Iphofen refers to itself as Weinstadt mit Kultur ("wine-growing town with culture"). Iphofen is known for its local vineyards, and many regional activities center on wine. Iphofen's attractive surroundings include…
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Parsberg is located in the German state of Bavaria, one of the oldest states in all of Europe. That means that the Alps as well as the Danube and Main rivers lie just around the bend. Parsberg offers romantic hotels, grand strolls thro…
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Bickendorf has been described as a place where you can fall out the door into nature. In this western German town, adventure travelers get the great outdoors plus a bonus. This resplendent landscape lies on the borders of France and Lu…
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Lienz is a small town in the East Tyrol area of Austria, located on the Rivers Isel and Drau. The Lienz Dolomites mountain range is nearby, so the area offers wonderful walking and hiking trails as well as mountain climbing and mountai…
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Saalbach, a village in Austria, is known to international travelers for its world-class ski resort, Saalbach-Hinterglemm. Located in the Pinzgau region of Salzburg, Saalbach has more than 200 km of ski slopes for all levels of expertis…
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"Cross-country skiers are made in the summer; to start training on Dec. 1 is too late," says Mammoth Mountain ski coach Nancy Fiddler. Training hard on dry land during the summer and fall will ensure a better start to your cross-countr…
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The village of Grenzau, part of the Höhr-Grenzhausen area, sits northwest of Frankfurt and on the edge of the Nature Park Nassau. The park includes several forests with a variety of plant and wildlife. The park also features 10 na…
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The Rhine river flows through the north-central part of Europe, which is a region rich in history, culture, and stunning scenery. Visitors can explore the river and the surrounding Rhine valley by means of river cruises, hiking or cycl…
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Fitness doesn't come easily. But you can learn to enjoy the process. You will experience good days and bad days as a beginner. Everyone does. The one rule you must adhere to is: Do not quit. The benefits you will reap are immense, and…
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