Rother

alpine curriculum 3 - mountaineering - ice climbing

<p align="justify" style="">The Chiemgau and Berchtesgaden mountains have a lot to offer families. 41 exciting routes for the whole family are collected in the Rother hiking book "Erlebniswandern mit Kindern Chiemgau - Berchtesgaden".</p><p align="justify" style=""><br>Lakes, streams, alpine pastures and peaks are waiting to be explored, and with a balance bike or a great playground as a destination, even the little ones can make good progress. Older children will enjoy discovering the numerous themed trails in Chiemgau. Of course, there are also "real" mountain routes that require a bit of effort, such as the Blaueis, the northernmost glacier in the Alps. On Hochries, Kampenwand and Hochfelln, depending on age and fitness, you can also conquer the summit with cable car support and an exciting overnight stay in a hut awaits families at the Ostpreußenhütte. Great trails through the Wimbach and Almbach gorges or a trip across Chiemsee or Königssee will not only make children's eyes light up.</p><p align="justify" style=""><br>The authors Sabine Kohwagner and Susanne Pusch live with their families in Rosenheim and Berchtesgaden and have been passing on their own enthusiasm for mountains, nature and "outdoor life" to their children for 10 years. The collection of tours in this adventure hiking book is made from this wealth of experience. In addition to the hikes, an extensive appendix offers casual wear and bad weather tips so that boredom doesn't set in even if you don't feel like walking or it rains.</p><p align="justify" style=""><br>Age recommendations, information on difficulty and walking time as well as the "highlights" for children help you choose the right tour. There is also information on suitability for baby carriages and accessibility by train and bus. Detailed route descriptions, photos, elevation profiles, maps and GPS data to download make walking easy. GPS data is also available for download. "Rothi", the little marmot, explains natural phenomena and special features of the hikes to the children.</p