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Highest point of the Planneralm 3D course (Robin Hood land)

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I'll travel to the Planneralm next summer to shoot a little 3D. However, we've a person in the group which is a little bit concerned about the height (she has a shortness of breath if she goes too fast too high).

How high is the top-most point of the (3D-course-)trail?

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With the information on the website and g00gle maps, I think the whole parcour should be between 1500m and max. 1600m.

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I was there a few days ago. The highest point of the 3D course was 1800 m and starts at 1600 m. Most of the hiking trails however go up to nearly 1900 m and one is even close to 2100 m.

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