Hotel Erika Nauders
Bundesstrasse, 247 Nauders, Tirol, Austrian Alps, A-6543, Austria
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Heaven on ice!
... We met their landlord Mary (an Irish woman who married and Austrian and has been there for 40 years) who seemed very excited to meet us all and we got settled in.
We had a fantastic guided tour from Andy and Nickers the next day and then sampled for ourselves the night life of St Anton. I had forgotten what a free for all ski towns are and Hugh was experiencing it for the first time. Have the bars you couldnt get a drink because ...
Ski, snow and goulash
I think we are snowing and eating ourselves into oblivion! We get up each morning and it's still snowing! One metre fell last night onto of the last two days fall. And it's still snowing. So great for skiing, which after 4 days of lessons we can now get down the moutain by ourselves. We are very happy to have progressed so far and should be pros by the end of the week. Our ski instructor Sebastian has been very patient and so friendly, a country boy from ...
Over The Alps!
... down hill is a scary feeling. Mark must have realized something was up, as he stopped and called me on our radio just as I was coming to a stop. The seam of my tube had an inch long slit in it. How did that happen? We attempted a change with an old tube that seemed to hold air. Luckily, it did. We were now up to 16 flats in the past 6 days. Good grief. After almost an hour of changing flats and patching tubes, we were ...
Reschenpass
... mit Tunnel). Nach Landeck fahren wir dem Arlberg zu und geraten das erste Mal auf dieser Reise in richtigen Regen. Es ist düster und schon 17 Uhr, als wir in Flirsch ein Hotel finden. So richtig österreichisch, überall mit Hirsch- und Gemsgewihen und unglaublich günstig.
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Vinschgau: die schönste Etappe
Die schönste Etappe, obwohl: 900 Höhenmeter. Durchs ganze Vinschgau führt ein reiner Veloweg (nicht eine umfunktionierte Quartierstrasse, wie oft hierzulande). Gleich nach Meran kommt die erste Steilstufe (bis 16 Prozent), dann geht es entlang der schäumenden Etsch durch endlose Obstkulturen, immer wieder durch schmucke Dörfer, umsäumt von eindrücklichen Burgen und Schlössern. ...


