#rodelbahn

[lukaslussi88]

Rodelbahn und Tyrolienne auf der Alpe Foppa, Monte Tamaro⁣ ⁣ Toboggan run and Tyrolienne on Alpe Foppa, Monte Tamaro⁣ ⁣ #montetamaro #montetamaro🇨🇭 #montetamaro🇨🇭🚡 #alpefoppa #alpefoppa🇨🇭🗻 #viewstagram #viewporn #epicview #bestviewever #thatview #perfectview #goodview #stunningviews #mustsee #enjoymoments #visitticino🇨🇭 #rodelbahn #rodelbahnfahren #coasterbob #tyrolienne #naturalforlife #naturetrees #enjoyingthenature #simplementenatural #embracenature #naturenation (hier: Alpe Foppa) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNXwyRPlvpt/?igshid=4hgv4o7zzxkl

[lovebavaria]

Die #Rodelbahn am #Wallberg am #Tegernsee - Seid Ihr da schon mal gefahren? © @jelena.brandt

[from-macros-to-infinity]

[merpmonde]

Sounds like a train, but isn't: the Saig to Titisee Rodelbahn

In fact, it's just a footpath. OpenStreetMap puts it at 1.2 km in length, and it's all downhill from Saig. A 165 m drop to be precise, which means an average gradient of nearly 14% - that is steeeep with four Es. In the winter, it should be covered in snow, and, with its four turns, you'd figure it would be a really cool route for tobogganing...

Well, that's what a Rodelbahn is, it's a sled/luge/toboggan track! If you look up the term, you'll come across summer Rodelbahns which are rides on rails (little roller coasters, I've seen one next to the Arzviller boat lift that I'll probably talk about one day, and the Bobbahn is a cracking bobsleigh-style ride at Europa-Park), but this is a natural Rodelbahn. Which runs on a hiking trail, so a few rules need to be laid out, such as pedestrians should hug the inside of the corners.

Most of the trail is in the forest, but once (if!) you reach the final stretch, the ride into Titisee with this view of the lake must feel incredible.

Notice on the left that the base of a pole has got some padding around it... That's not (just) for visibility in the snow! If you can zoom in that far, you might notice that the walls of the bridge at the bottom are padded too.

You'll probably be thinking "again!" once you've reached Titisee, but, as we joked with my sister, that "again!" won't come soon - you've got a long, steep climb back up to Saig first! Those numbers, 1.2 km and 14% gradient, aren't so amusing when starting from the bottom... And the train from Titisee to Schluchsee mentioned yesterday doesn't stop at Saig! XD

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A view down to the city of Luzern and Lac Luzern from the peak of Mt Pilatus. You can see the rodelbahn track in the lower foreground. If the pic were just a bit crisper, you’d be able to also make out the famous kapellbrücke.

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Lake Lucerne from the trip back up to the start of the Pilatus rodelbahn. Great view!

[iamalexanderwalch]

Ich hätte ja schon mal wieder Lust vom Wallberg ins @tegernseertal zu fahren...#tegernsee #bayern #schlittenfahren #rodeln #rodelbahn #winterspaß #wintersport #schnee #wallberg #wallbergbahn (hier: Rodelpiste - Wallberg am Tegernsee) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7IYS-dIh8V/?igshid=1rqm6opeynsdw

[uschia11]

Winterausflug zu Rodeln mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln

Winterausflug zu Rodeln mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln

Ein Winterlicher Familienausflug mit Rodeln und das ganz ohne Auto und Schlitten schleppen… ja das ist möglich und nicht mal so sehr teuer.

Da hier im Raum Lörrach und Freiburg kein Schnee in Sicht ist hatte ich die Idee zur Allwetter-Rodelbahn in Todtnau zu fahren. Der Hasenhorn-Coaster wie die Anlage auch genannt wird hat bei dieser Witterung täglich geöffnet. In meinem Blogpost zur…

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