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Wel­treise 2015/2016
In 12 Monat­en haben wir 14 Län­der bereist. Über 76.000 Kilo­me­ter haben wir dabei mit Flugzeu­gen, Booten, zu Fuß, Bus, Auto, Zug und Moped zurück­gelegt. Eine Wahnsinns-Reise liegt hin­ter uns bei der wir durch viele Erleb­nisse, Ent­deck­un­gen und Begeg­nun­gen bere­ichert wurden.

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Weltreise: Die ultimative Packliste für eure Abenteuer-Weltreise

Posted: 14. Dezember 2017 by Annika

Was braucht man eigentlich alles für ein Jahr Wel­treise? Viel weniger als man denkt! Es ist am besten so leicht wie möglich zu reisen und bei jedem Stück dreimal zu…

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Weltreise: Die häufigsten Fragen

Posted: 7. September 2017 by Annika

Wenn wir mit anderen über unsere Wel­treise sprechen, kom­men gewisse Fra­gen immer wieder auf. Was waren unsere Lieblingslän­der, was kostet so eine Wel­treise eigentlich und wie waren wir kranken­ver­sichert? Haben…

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Weltreise: Unsere Route in einem Jahr Weltreise

Posted: 21. April 2017 by Annika

Im Som­mer 2015 macht­en wir uns auf unsere große Reise auf. Eine Wel­treise war schon immer mein Traum und nun war es endlich soweit. In einem Jahr reis­ten wir ein…

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Ecuador: Das Naturparadies auf den Galapagos Inseln

Posted: 5. Juni 2016 by Annika

Auf den Gala­pa­gos Inseln ist die Natur über­all. Beim Tauchen und Schnorcheln ent­deck­en wir die paradiesis­che Unter­wasser­welt mit Ham­mer­haien, Mond­fis­chen, Schild­kröten, Adler­rochen, Seep­fer­d­chen und sog­ar Pin­guinen. Alleine vom Boot­san­leger aus…

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Ecuador: Altstadt und Salsa in Quito

Posted: 1. Juni 2016 by Annika

Ecuadors Haupt­stadt Quito, auf 2.800m hoch oben in den Anden, liegt spek­takulär einger­ahmt von Berggipfeln, die jedoch oft in den Wolken steck­en. Das Unesco Weltkul­turerbe der Alt­stadt ist gespickt mit Kolonialgebäuden,…

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Peru: Strandleben in Mancora

Posted: 28. Mai 2016 by Annika

Peru ist so vielfältig, denn neben hohen Bergen, Wüsten und Dschun­gel gibt es auch traumhafte Strände wie den in Man­co­ra. Surf­boards statt Wan­der­schuhe, ein lock­er­er Lebensstil statt Tra­di­tion und viel…

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Peru: Der Lord von Sipan

Posted: 25. Mai 2016 by Annika

Mit dem Bus fahren wir über Tru­ji­lo nach Chi­clayo, wo wir uns vor allem auf die Suche nach Bril­len­bären im Chap­ar­ri Reserve machen wollen. Abge­se­hen davon bietet die Umge­bung von…

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Peru: Besuch bei den Brillenbären im Chaparri Reserve

Posted: 25. Mai 2016 by Annika

Das Chap­ar­ri Reserve ist ein soge­nan­nter Trock­en­wald in der Tumbes Region, wo viele endemis­che und sehr gefährdete Tier­arten in bild­schön­er Land­schaft zu find­en sind. Darunter mehr als 219 Vogel‑, 15…

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Peru: Abenteuer in den Höhen um Huaraz

Posted: 22. Mai 2016 by Annika

Die Gegend um Huaraz ist ein wahres Out­door­paradies. Die Cordillera Blan­ca und die Cordillera Huay­huash erheben sich mit ihren über 6.000m hohen Bergen hin­ter Huaraz und bieten vielfältige Trekkingrouten, Bergbesteigungen,…

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Peru: Lima, Stadt der Katzen

Posted: 19. Mai 2016 by Annika

Lima erhebt sich über­halb der Steilküste mit einem Gemisch aus Hochhäusern, alten Kirchen und Tem­peln und Kolo­nial­baut­en. Sie ist die zweit trock­en­ste Haupt­stadt der Welt und den­noch liegt in den…

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PCT Day 16: Mile 231 to mile 253 35.5km (22mi) / 8 PCT Day 16: Mile 231 to mile 253
35.5km (22mi) / 8h / elevation gain of 1,700m (5,577ft)  The trail led further uphill and was not always easy to find. There was some bushwhacking involved and I was crossing the river back and forth. All this took time because I was always puzzled about where the trail was going. 
It got steeper as it turned away from the river and winded into the mountains, but pathfinding was clear again. At the top, I was catching my breath until the trail went downhill again. The only thing is: What you are going down you have to go up again sooner or later. I reached a water source where I refilled my water and took a break before I went uphill again. Meanwhile, I reached a forest with some burned trees and fallen trees had to be overcome, but it was not a big problem here. After a while, I came to a picnic table with a water source close by. I did a lunch break and refilled my water for the next 27km (16.7mi) to the next source. I took off for the ascent up to 2,500m (8,202ft). After that a lot of up and downs followed. It was getting late but I wanted to make it as far as possible that day to have fewer miles on the way to Big Bear tomorrow. As I’m always performing best in the evening that was not a big deal. I could walk on forever in the evening, but I don’t like hiking in the dark, so as soon as the sun begins to go down I pitch my tent. I camped at the highest point at 2,632m (8,635ft). I haven’t camped that high up on the PCT so far. I was completely on my own here and enjoyed the last sunbeams of the day.  #usa #pct #thruhike #pct2022 #california #thruhiking #thruhikingwomen #bucketlistadventures #neverstopexploring #hiking #wandernmachtglücklich #itsgreatoutthere #thegreatoutdoors #wandern #outdoor #trekking
PCT Day 15: Mesa Wind Farm (mi 213) to mile 231.1 PCT Day 15: Mesa Wind Farm (mi 213) to mile 231.1
29km / 7h / elevation gain of 1,348m  In the morning I went to the Wind Farm, where there were snacks, water, Gatorade mix, and a place to charge. The guys from the Wind Farm are extremely nice and I can just recommend a visit here. I started later than usual and it already got quite warm. The trail led steeply up the hill to a saddle. A beautiful mountain landscape spread out in front of me with snow-covered San Jacinto in the background. Hard to imagine that I was trudging through the snow not long ago. I walked through a beautiful but barren landscape with scorched hills. Soon I could see a big river bed in the valley where the trail went down. When I reached the floor I got lost a bit, but then got to the water source after 10km (6.2mi). The river had a strong flow and cut through the sparse landscape. 
The trail went uphill again. As it was hot today this was a sweaty affair. From the top, I had amazing views of the surrounding mountains. It went just a little bit up and down along the ridge until the trail descended to another riverbed which I reached after another 10km (6.2mi). I didn’t take any break during this 10km, so it was about time. And the place at the riverside was like a little oasis. Finally, there was shade and I refueled my energy. 
A new ascent started and followed the creek. The trail was quite confusing, as it was not easy to find. I got lost several times and the trail required full concentration and looking at the GPS track. Footsteps were somewhat useless as I was just following other hikers who got lost. There were cairns now and then but those were misleading too sometimes. After another 8km (5mi) I pitched my tent close to the river.  #usa #pct #thruhike #pct2022 #california #thruhiking #thruhikingwomen #bucketlistadventures #neverstopexploring #hiking #wandernmachtglücklich #itsgreatoutthere #thegreatoutdoors #wandern #outdoor #trekking
PCT day 14: Mile 193 to Mesa Wind Farm (mi 213) 32 PCT day 14: Mile 193 to Mesa Wind Farm (mi 213)
32.7km (20.3 mi) / 7.5h / elevation gain of 348m (1,141ft)  Today it was mostly just downhill. I already could see the road where I had to descend to. It appeared so close, but it was 26km (16mi) to reach it. I had a great view back to snowy San Jacinto Peak, which towered 2,000m (6,561ft) above me. I was slowly getting back to the country of cacti and chaparral. I was reaching the 200 mile marker and then the valley floor with its water faucet. From here it was just 6km (3.7mi) to the underpass at the Interstate 10, but it was very hot, just sand and bushes, no shade at all. 
At the bridge I finally found shade, and Trail Magic – sodas, donuts, and bananas. I stayed for a while and then went to the Mesa Wind Farm for another 6km (3.7mi) in the cooler air of the late afternoon to pitch my tent.  #usa #pct #thruhike #pct2022 #california #thruhiking #thruhikingwomen #bucketlistadventures #neverstopexploring #hiking #wandernmachtglücklich #itsgreatoutthere #thegreatoutdoors #wandern #outdoor #trekking
PCT Day 13: Idyllwild to mile 193 28.5km (17.7mi) PCT Day 13: Idyllwild to mile 193
28.5km (17.7mi) / 7.5h / elevation gain of 1,527m (5,000 ft)  I put my warm clothes on and started going up the Devil’s Slide Trail, which I came down three days ago. It amazed me how much difference just one night of snow made, the trail looked totally different and was all covered by snow. But the snow was firm and easy to walk on, even without microspikes. After one hour I reached Saddle Junction again. The higher I got the warmer it became as the sun was shining up there. 
As I reached the junction to the San Jacinto Peak I decided to do the alternate to the summit. How often do you have the possibility to climb a 3,000m (10,000ft) high mountain as easily as this one? In the Alps, there would be glaciers involved. The snow got softer but not much more than before. It was easy to walk on, and no microspikes were needed. The way winded up for another 500m (1,640ft) but was not too steep. I passed a little hut and then I reached the summit at 3,302m (10,834ft). What a feeling! I was enjoying the view of Palm Springs, the mountains on the opposite side, and the valley with a lake. 
After a long break, I went down. At the junction, I turned right to join the PCT again. My feet got soaked by all the wet snow. The trail continued mostly downhill and I crossed Fuller Ridge, which was leading through the forest with some large boulders. I then had an amazing view of the valley below me, the mountains on the other side, and back to San Jacinto Peak. Shortly after that, the snow disappeared and I got to a nice campsite where I spent the night.  #usa #pct #thruhike #pct2022 #california #thruhiking #thruhikingwomen #bucketlistadventures #neverstopexploring #hiking #wandernmachtglücklich #itsgreatoutthere #thegreatoutdoors #wandern #outdoor #trekking
PCT day 12: Mile 170.9 to Idyllwild 19.8km (12.3mi PCT day 12: Mile 170.9 to Idyllwild
19.8km (12.3mi) / 5.5h / elevation gain of 988m (3,241ft)  Today I just had 13,6km (8.4mi) ahead of me to the junction to Idyllwild, then some additional 4km (2.4mi) and 500m (1,640ft) down to Idyllwild. In the morning I had a great view into the valleys below me, on the left side there were clouds rolling through, on the right side there was the sunrise over Palm Springs. The path meandered uphill along a rocky ridgeline, among skeletal trees of a burned forest, and became more like an obstacle run as there were lots of fallen trees. I encountered the first snowfields, but no microspikes were needed. I reached the highest point of the tour so far at 2,627m and it just went downhill from there to the junction to the Devils Slide Trail into Idyllwild.  #usa #pct #thruhike #pct2022 #california #thruhiking #thruhikingwomen #bucketlistadventures #neverstopexploring #hiking #wandernmachtglücklich #itsgreatoutthere #thegreatoutdoors #wandern #outdoor #trekking
PCT Day 11: Mile 154 to mile 170 26.6km (16.5mi) / PCT Day 11: Mile 154 to mile 170
26.6km (16.5mi) / 6.5h / elevation gain of 1,855m (6,086ft)  Today I was about to climb into the ridge system extending south from San Jacinto Peak, itself holding several notable peaks along the crest. The higher I got the windier it became and it almost blew me off the trail at least once. Luckily there was no steep slope at that moment next to me. I had great views of Lake Hemet that shimmered blue in the distance on one side and Palm Springs and some desert mountains on the other. The trail then went steep downhill to Forbes Saddle and there were quite a lot of blowdown trees on the way, where I had to crawl under, climb over or go around. I already knew that the trail would go steep uphill again on the other side towards Apache Peak which was quite discouraging. The PCT went around Spitler Peak and a little bit down again. I needed to make a last climb to the highest point for today at 2,240m (7,347ft) to reach the campsite. There was a long traverse following and it was extremely windy. Fortunately, the wind blew me in the direction of the mountain and not the abyss, otherwise, it wouldn’t have been possible to make it safely to the other side. Finally, I went down again, now in the slipstream of the mountain and the campsite came up with several spots between small trees that gave some shelter from the wind. I met some familiar people and we sat together and munched on an unopened bag of chips I found on the side of the trail earlier. This also was some kind of trail magic, thanks to anonymous who lost it on his or her way.  #usa #pct #thruhike #pct2022 #california #thruhiking #thruhikingwomen #bucketlistadventures #neverstopexploring #hiking #wandernmachtglücklich #itsgreatoutthere #thegreatoutdoors #wandern #outdoor #trekking

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PCT Day 16: Mile 231 to mile 253 35.5km (22mi) / 8 PCT Day 16: Mile 231 to mile 253
35.5km (22mi) / 8h / elevation gain of 1,700m (5,577ft)  The trail led further uphill and was not always easy to find. There was some bushwhacking involved and I was crossing the river back and forth. All this took time because I was always puzzled about where the trail was going. 
It got steeper as it turned away from the river and winded into the mountains, but pathfinding was clear again. At the top, I was catching my breath until the trail went downhill again. The only thing is: What you are going down you have to go up again sooner or later. I reached a water source where I refilled my water and took a break before I went uphill again. Meanwhile, I reached a forest with some burned trees and fallen trees had to be overcome, but it was not a big problem here. After a while, I came to a picnic table with a water source close by. I did a lunch break and refilled my water for the next 27km (16.7mi) to the next source. I took off for the ascent up to 2,500m (8,202ft). After that a lot of up and downs followed. It was getting late but I wanted to make it as far as possible that day to have fewer miles on the way to Big Bear tomorrow. As I’m always performing best in the evening that was not a big deal. I could walk on forever in the evening, but I don’t like hiking in the dark, so as soon as the sun begins to go down I pitch my tent. I camped at the highest point at 2,632m (8,635ft). I haven’t camped that high up on the PCT so far. I was completely on my own here and enjoyed the last sunbeams of the day.  #usa #pct #thruhike #pct2022 #california #thruhiking #thruhikingwomen #bucketlistadventures #neverstopexploring #hiking #wandernmachtglücklich #itsgreatoutthere #thegreatoutdoors #wandern #outdoor #trekking
PCT Day 15: Mesa Wind Farm (mi 213) to mile 231.1 PCT Day 15: Mesa Wind Farm (mi 213) to mile 231.1
29km / 7h / elevation gain of 1,348m  In the morning I went to the Wind Farm, where there were snacks, water, Gatorade mix, and a place to charge. The guys from the Wind Farm are extremely nice and I can just recommend a visit here. I started later than usual and it already got quite warm. The trail led steeply up the hill to a saddle. A beautiful mountain landscape spread out in front of me with snow-covered San Jacinto in the background. Hard to imagine that I was trudging through the snow not long ago. I walked through a beautiful but barren landscape with scorched hills. Soon I could see a big river bed in the valley where the trail went down. When I reached the floor I got lost a bit, but then got to the water source after 10km (6.2mi). The river had a strong flow and cut through the sparse landscape. 
The trail went uphill again. As it was hot today this was a sweaty affair. From the top, I had amazing views of the surrounding mountains. It went just a little bit up and down along the ridge until the trail descended to another riverbed which I reached after another 10km (6.2mi). I didn’t take any break during this 10km, so it was about time. And the place at the riverside was like a little oasis. Finally, there was shade and I refueled my energy. 
A new ascent started and followed the creek. The trail was quite confusing, as it was not easy to find. I got lost several times and the trail required full concentration and looking at the GPS track. Footsteps were somewhat useless as I was just following other hikers who got lost. There were cairns now and then but those were misleading too sometimes. After another 8km (5mi) I pitched my tent close to the river.  #usa #pct #thruhike #pct2022 #california #thruhiking #thruhikingwomen #bucketlistadventures #neverstopexploring #hiking #wandernmachtglücklich #itsgreatoutthere #thegreatoutdoors #wandern #outdoor #trekking
PCT day 14: Mile 193 to Mesa Wind Farm (mi 213) 32 PCT day 14: Mile 193 to Mesa Wind Farm (mi 213)
32.7km (20.3 mi) / 7.5h / elevation gain of 348m (1,141ft)  Today it was mostly just downhill. I already could see the road where I had to descend to. It appeared so close, but it was 26km (16mi) to reach it. I had a great view back to snowy San Jacinto Peak, which towered 2,000m (6,561ft) above me. I was slowly getting back to the country of cacti and chaparral. I was reaching the 200 mile marker and then the valley floor with its water faucet. From here it was just 6km (3.7mi) to the underpass at the Interstate 10, but it was very hot, just sand and bushes, no shade at all. 
At the bridge I finally found shade, and Trail Magic – sodas, donuts, and bananas. I stayed for a while and then went to the Mesa Wind Farm for another 6km (3.7mi) in the cooler air of the late afternoon to pitch my tent.  #usa #pct #thruhike #pct2022 #california #thruhiking #thruhikingwomen #bucketlistadventures #neverstopexploring #hiking #wandernmachtglücklich #itsgreatoutthere #thegreatoutdoors #wandern #outdoor #trekking
PCT Day 13: Idyllwild to mile 193 28.5km (17.7mi) PCT Day 13: Idyllwild to mile 193
28.5km (17.7mi) / 7.5h / elevation gain of 1,527m (5,000 ft)  I put my warm clothes on and started going up the Devil’s Slide Trail, which I came down three days ago. It amazed me how much difference just one night of snow made, the trail looked totally different and was all covered by snow. But the snow was firm and easy to walk on, even without microspikes. After one hour I reached Saddle Junction again. The higher I got the warmer it became as the sun was shining up there. 
As I reached the junction to the San Jacinto Peak I decided to do the alternate to the summit. How often do you have the possibility to climb a 3,000m (10,000ft) high mountain as easily as this one? In the Alps, there would be glaciers involved. The snow got softer but not much more than before. It was easy to walk on, and no microspikes were needed. The way winded up for another 500m (1,640ft) but was not too steep. I passed a little hut and then I reached the summit at 3,302m (10,834ft). What a feeling! I was enjoying the view of Palm Springs, the mountains on the opposite side, and the valley with a lake. 
After a long break, I went down. At the junction, I turned right to join the PCT again. My feet got soaked by all the wet snow. The trail continued mostly downhill and I crossed Fuller Ridge, which was leading through the forest with some large boulders. I then had an amazing view of the valley below me, the mountains on the other side, and back to San Jacinto Peak. Shortly after that, the snow disappeared and I got to a nice campsite where I spent the night.  #usa #pct #thruhike #pct2022 #california #thruhiking #thruhikingwomen #bucketlistadventures #neverstopexploring #hiking #wandernmachtglücklich #itsgreatoutthere #thegreatoutdoors #wandern #outdoor #trekking
PCT day 12: Mile 170.9 to Idyllwild 19.8km (12.3mi PCT day 12: Mile 170.9 to Idyllwild
19.8km (12.3mi) / 5.5h / elevation gain of 988m (3,241ft)  Today I just had 13,6km (8.4mi) ahead of me to the junction to Idyllwild, then some additional 4km (2.4mi) and 500m (1,640ft) down to Idyllwild. In the morning I had a great view into the valleys below me, on the left side there were clouds rolling through, on the right side there was the sunrise over Palm Springs. The path meandered uphill along a rocky ridgeline, among skeletal trees of a burned forest, and became more like an obstacle run as there were lots of fallen trees. I encountered the first snowfields, but no microspikes were needed. I reached the highest point of the tour so far at 2,627m and it just went downhill from there to the junction to the Devils Slide Trail into Idyllwild.  #usa #pct #thruhike #pct2022 #california #thruhiking #thruhikingwomen #bucketlistadventures #neverstopexploring #hiking #wandernmachtglücklich #itsgreatoutthere #thegreatoutdoors #wandern #outdoor #trekking
PCT Day 11: Mile 154 to mile 170 26.6km (16.5mi) / PCT Day 11: Mile 154 to mile 170
26.6km (16.5mi) / 6.5h / elevation gain of 1,855m (6,086ft)  Today I was about to climb into the ridge system extending south from San Jacinto Peak, itself holding several notable peaks along the crest. The higher I got the windier it became and it almost blew me off the trail at least once. Luckily there was no steep slope at that moment next to me. I had great views of Lake Hemet that shimmered blue in the distance on one side and Palm Springs and some desert mountains on the other. The trail then went steep downhill to Forbes Saddle and there were quite a lot of blowdown trees on the way, where I had to crawl under, climb over or go around. I already knew that the trail would go steep uphill again on the other side towards Apache Peak which was quite discouraging. The PCT went around Spitler Peak and a little bit down again. I needed to make a last climb to the highest point for today at 2,240m (7,347ft) to reach the campsite. There was a long traverse following and it was extremely windy. Fortunately, the wind blew me in the direction of the mountain and not the abyss, otherwise, it wouldn’t have been possible to make it safely to the other side. Finally, I went down again, now in the slipstream of the mountain and the campsite came up with several spots between small trees that gave some shelter from the wind. I met some familiar people and we sat together and munched on an unopened bag of chips I found on the side of the trail earlier. This also was some kind of trail magic, thanks to anonymous who lost it on his or her way.  #usa #pct #thruhike #pct2022 #california #thruhiking #thruhikingwomen #bucketlistadventures #neverstopexploring #hiking #wandernmachtglücklich #itsgreatoutthere #thegreatoutdoors #wandern #outdoor #trekking

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