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Allgäu 2 hiking guides

<p>The castles of Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau, the Wieskirche church and the old town of F&uuml;ssen, gentle alpine pastures and rugged peaks, mountain lakes and ponds - the Ostallg&auml;u and the Vordere Lechtal have so much to offer that it is difficult to name the highlights. The Rother hiking guide "Allg&auml;u Volume 2: Ostallg&auml;u" presents 60 varied hikes that allow you to experience the scenic and cultural beauty of the Allg&auml;u.<br><br>The foothills of the East Allg&auml;u attract visitors with hikes to Forggensee, Hopfensee and many other picturesque lakes. Famous peaks such as S&auml;uling, Thaneller, Tegelberg and Aggenstein are waiting to be conquered. Solitude can also be found in the Ostallg&auml;u, for example on the lesser-known peaks of Kienberg, Leilachspitze or Schwarzhanskarspitze. The Tyrolean side in particular, from where you can head into the front Lechtal valley around Reutte and into the side valleys of Hinterhornbach, Namlos and the Tannheimer Tal valley, still has plenty of unspoilt nature to offer. Many of the hikes lead past mountain or alpine huts, because a perfect hike includes a hearty stop for refreshments.<br><br>Each hike in the hiking guide "Ostallg&auml;u and Vorderes Lechtal" is presented with all the important information, a reliable route description, an informative elevation profile and a detailed map section. GPS tracks are available to download from the Rother Bergverlag website. The color-coded difficulty rating makes planning easier, and numerous photos make you want to pack your rucksack and conquer the mountains of the Ostallg&auml;u.<br><br>For the 13th edition, the Rother hiking guide "Allg&auml;u Volume 2: Ostallg&auml;u" has not only been carefully updated, but also expanded to include new hikes.</p>