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Fjällräven Classic Germany 2022
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Schon nach wenigen Höhenmetern eröffnet sich der Blick zum Großen AlpseePhoto: Lorenza Keck, Outdooractive Editors
The first Fjällräven Classic in Sweden in 2005 was a resounding success: Year after year, more and more enthusiastic trekking fans came together to discover nature on foot and meet like-minded hikers. By now, Fjällräven Classic has been launched all over the world - and starting in 2022, it will also come to Germany!
The Allgäu region in the Bavarian Prealps was chosen as the venue. The three daily stages with a total length of 57 kilometers lead right through the fascinating Allgäu landscape: through dense coniferous forests, to sunny peaks with sensational views and across green meadows with grazing cows.
On all three stages, you must overcome challenging climbs, because the Allgäu is almost never flat and level. Fortunately, there are so many typical mountain huts along the way - here they are called Alphütten - with cozy sun terraces and excellent food. The event includes overnight stays in designated camps, and all participants bring their own tents and equipment.
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Rest stops
Kemptener NaturfreundehausSiedelalpe
Moos-Alpe
Sennalpe Oberhündle - Allgäuer Alpgenuss
Alpe Mohr
Alpe Gschwenderberg
Tips and hints
Official Website of Fjällräven Classic GermanyStart
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Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Take the train to Immenstadt in the Allgäu. There the bus (direction Oberstaufen) will take you in a few minutes to the AlpSeeHaus in Bühl, a good starting point for the first stage.Getting there
From Kempten, drive south on the B19 to the Immenstadt/Nord exit, then take the second exit on the roundabout and always drive on the B308 through the town. At the third roundabout in Immenstadt, turn right onto Missener Straße and continue to Kleiner Alpsee (left-hand side).Parking
Many paid parking options at the Kleiner Alpsee public swimming pool. Alternatively, you can park at the AlpSeeHaus at the Großer Alpsee and start the route from there.Coordinates
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Equipment
- trekking backpack (approx. 50 liters) with rain cover
- comfortable and sturdy footwear, second pair of shoes / sandals
- adequate and durable outdoor clothing in multiple layers, change of clothes
- telescope sticks
- sun and rain protection
- snacks and drinking water
- first aid kit
- penknife
- mobile phone
- headlight
- maps
- travel documents
- toilet bag and travel towel
- camping equipment if necessary (tent, sleeping mat, sleeping bag, cooking equipment), hut equipment if necessary
Statistics
- 3 Stages
The first stage of Fjällräven Classic is the most difficult. A steep ascent leads to the Kemptener Naturfreundehaus, then we hike over a long ...
The second stage of Fjällräven Classic leads from the Hochgratbahn over the Hündle to Kalzhofen. The highlight: the Buchenegg waterfalls!
In the final stage of Fjällräven Classic we cross the long chain of hills between Oberstaufen and Immenstadt. Sunny trails and magnificent ...
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