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Back at the main road, keep left and walk to the Zellerkreuz. Follow the Zellerkreuzstraße to the playground.
At the playground we now keep straight on along the pedestrian path - directly into the center of Weißkirchen. Via Granitzenbach, Kaserngasse and Hauptplatz to the parish church. Via Zeltwegerstraße we go back to Fisching. Turn left after the Fisching camping park. Via Anderle and Plaschg Weg back to the starting point.
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Fisching parking lot
At the bend you can continue to the Zirbenshop Frewein. Keep left at the crossroads in the direction of Weißkirchen. At the beginning of the village, you will pass UrNatur-Natürlich Lebensmittel, a farm store and 24-hour self-service farm store. Back on the main road through Weißkirchen, we keep left and walk to the Zellerkreuz, a beautiful wayside shrine between two ancient trees.
We follow Zellerkreuzstraße to the children's playground. At the playground, we continue straight ahead along the pedestrian path - directly into the center of Weißkirchen. We cross the Granitzenbach stream and reach the parish church via Kaserngasse and the main square. We return to Fisching via Zeltwegerstraße - past the Buschenschank Präsent/Eibensteiner wine tavern. In Fisching, you pass the Plaschkothek, where you can stop for refreshments. After the Fisching camping park, turn left and return to the starting point via Anderle and Plaschg Weg.
- Plan your stages according to your condition and ability. Take your time. Divide your strength very well, take enough breaks.
- There are very long sections. Not everywhere there are possibilities to stop for refreshments. For a long-distance hiker it goes without saying that he should have enough drinks (and snacks) with him.
- Adapt your behavior to the respective conditions, both meteorological and ground conditions. Study the weather forecast daily.
- Pay attention to yourself and other hikers.
- Wear weather-appropriate, durable clothing. In any case, the clothing should protect you from possible rain and cold or sun and heat.
- Even low mountain ranges often hold meteorological surprises. It is not uncommon, even in June, for a cold snap to occur at higher altitudes (so-called sheep cold).
- Sandals, bathing slippers, even sneakers are not the appropriate footwear for a hike.
- Use hiking boots with ankle protection. Make sure they have a good tread and grip. After downpours, it can be very slippery in the forest, even in summer, on roots, leaves and stones.