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Hiking & Trekking

The Via Degli Dei: Hiking from Bologna to Florence

Bergzeit's Corrine Terkelsen tells her tale of a recent hike through the Apennine mountains. The Via Degli Dei is a hiking trail that extends130km from Bologna and finishing in the heart of Florence. Jetzt lesen
Highlights

What is Athleisure? A hip word and a trend set to stay

Athleisure has taken on a resurgence since lockdown and it isn't disappearing anytime soon. Jetzt lesen
Buyer's Guides
Cooking in the great outdoors

Camping kitchen essentials: what to pack

The weekend's around the corner - camping gear is packed, then questions arise: What about cooking provisions? Camping stove, pot, pan, cups, and eating utensils are standard go-tos, but a few more things should not be missing in your camping kitchen. Find out what they are and read what our Bergzeit editors include in their outdoor kitchens. Jetzt lesen
Cycling
Ride like the wind

Bikepacking: what’s it all about?

Cycling longer distances with complete freedom and minimal gear: bikepacking has recently experienced a boom. But where does this young bike travel trend come from, and what equipment is essential? Bergzeit explains what you should look for when bikepacking in terms of bike, equipment and route planning. Jetzt lesen
Reviews
Let there be light!

Tried & tested: Best rated headlamps

Let there be light! Shorter days during autumn and winter mean that many outdoor sports enthusiasts are turning to their headlamps again – whether for an evening run, for a ski tour that starts before dawn or simply as a back-up in their rucksack when they are outdoors for… Jetzt lesen
Gear
A little independence

Children’s hiking backpacks: What to consider

When looking for a suitable children's hiking rucksack, which little hikers and mountaineers like to carry, you as a parent should consider a few things. Because if size and weight aren't right, then wanderlust can quickly be replaced by frustration! Jetzt lesen
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How small is your eco footprint?

Sustainability and alpine sports – is that even possible?

Everyone is talking about sustainability - but how sustainable are mountain sports? As a sports enthusiast, can I drive to remote areas, buy new gear and apparel over and over again and still live sustainably? Bergzeit author Gaby Funk has given some thought to these questions. Jetzt lesen
Highlights
That first time

Getting into sport climbing outdoors

You have already been sending it at the gym, you are a competent belayer and you know your Bulin from your figure of eight? Great, let’s get you to the crag. For your easy transition and to stop you from behaving like a Gumby, we have put together seven pointers… Jetzt lesen
Camping
There's a hole in the tarp!

Tent repair: How to repair rips and tears in the tent fabric

A hole in your tent may be annoying, but it' s not the end of the world. If you mend your tent properly, you won't have to worry about a loss of fabric functionality. Depending on the shape and size of the damage, there are several methods, which Bergzeit author Flo Glott explains in this article. Jetzt lesen
Adventure
Monsieur extraordinaire

Xavier De Le Rue: An interview with an extreme snowboarder

Freerider Xavier De Le Rue is for many aspiring young snowboarders already a legend. His action and expedition films show how passionate about the mountains the French athlete is. Jetzt lesen
Adventure
One text away...

Lofoten: a trip to see the Northern Lights

When the north of Europe is sinking into the darkness of winter, the stage is set for a fantastic spectacle: Green, red, purple blue dancing aurora over the sky. A visit to the Lofoten islands is worth it and not just to see the lights. Jetzt lesen
Reviews
Gripping good looks

Dachstein Super Leggera DDS Hiking Boot Review

A relative newcomer has entered the world of hiking boots - Dachstein's Super Leggera DDS. Bergzeit's Corrine Terkelsen takes them for a test hike and finds a surprisingly chic, extremely comfy boot!! A review. Jetzt lesen