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Spain: Camino de Santiago - Camino Francés

<p>Adventure hiking with children in South Tyrol - 36 routes with GPS tracks and plenty of leisure tips.<br></p><p>Family adventures in South Tyrol! Between the almost four thousand meter high Ortler and the spectacular rocky peaks of the Dolomites, there are wild mountain landscapes with gorges and waterfalls that will not only amaze the little ones. Adventure parks and fast-paced summer toboggan runs offer action, while adventure pools and small lakes invite you to take a dip in the chilly waters. The Rother hiking book "Adventure Hiking with Children - South Tyrol" presents 36 hikes tested by children. The ideal vacation companion for adventurous and hiking-loving families!</p><p>The program includes short, easy discovery tours that are fun for the little ones, comfy alpine hikes with horses to pet and also "real" summit tours that older children can master. Children will also love the multi-day hikes - not least because of the traditional overnight stays in mountain huts. Among others, the Merano High Mountain Trail and a three-day tour through the rocky wilderness of the Sexten Dolomites are presented.</p><p>And if it does rain? In addition to the routes, over 50 exciting casual wear and bad weather tips are presented: High ropes courses, castle ruins, visitor mines and exciting museums ensure there's never a dull moment.</p><p>To help you decide which routes to take, the book offers age recommendations, information on the difficulty level and walking time as well as "highlights" for each tour. Precise route descriptions with photos, elevation profiles, detailed maps and GPS data to download make walking easy. There is also information on suitability for baby carriages and accessibility by train and bus. Especially for children, "Rothi", the little marmot, provides interesting background information on animals and plants, natural phenomena, the history of South Tyrol and much more for each route.</p> <p