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My home country’s highest point Sněžka was the first mountain above 1000m. With its 1603m it is not the highest in Europe at all but you can actually feel there real mountain conditions. I experienced …
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The highest point of Luxembourg has a similar story as the Danish mountain. Kneiff is a hill in northern Luxembourg, near the tripoint shared with Belgium and Germany. At 560 metres, it is the highest point in the country, only 1m taller than Buurgplaatz. At that …
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Today it’s exactly one month since I climbed the first peak of my expedition EU Peaks. Exactly 30 days ago I was freezing and bitten by a swarm of mosquitoes in Estonia on the highest peak …
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The Belgian peak Signal de Botrange was so far the toughest peak to reach. It took slightly over 50 km to get there by bike from the highest point of Netherlands – Vaalserberg. The way …
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The famous lowland of the Netherlands is proud of its windmills, dijks, tulips and coffee shops but did you know that there are actually some hills too? Follow my journey to the highest point Vaalserberg, …
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Denmark is proud of having the lowest highest mountain of the whole European Union. Despite that, it’s very difficult to find the peak. Even Danish people are confused about their highest point and they regard …
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The third peak and the last from the Baltics – Aukštojas Hill surprised me very nicely as well. There is a great view from a local tower and I witnessed even an impressive sunset. I …
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The second mountain on my journey Ganzilkans was a bit disappointing. There was a tiny tower on the top but no view from it. In winter you can use there a small lift for skiing …
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My first mountain Suur Munamägi surprised me by its beautiful location in an Estonian national park Haanja looduspark. From its tower you can have a nice view of the surrounding countryside and the local restaurant …
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Hell Week! What is it? Well, we didn’t know either. Our amazing one year Adventure Academy program ended with this mysterious term about which our leaders didn’t want to disclose any details in advance. We …
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