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"Höfle Alpe is located at an altitude of almost 1100 meters in the Allgäuerische Diepolz, a district of Immenstadt. It is part of the very interesting and very interesting mining museum Diepolz. From 1896, the Alpe was used by the Bavarian prince Regent Luitpold as a hunting quarter for polite hunting, kidnapped in the old town of Oberstdorf and rebuilt in the Mining Museum. If you see them and visit them at the mountain, don't think they've always been here. But be careful: the ascent is quite laborious for people with restrictions and partly also for children. And the air gets a little thinner here. But the location is really fantastic and you have a wide, uncleaned view of the mountain la...
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The Höfle Alpe is located at an altitude of almost 1100 meters in the Allgäuerische Diepolz, a district of Immenstadt. It is part of the very interesting and very interesting mining museum Diepolz. From 1896, the Alpe was actually used by the Bavarian Prince Regent Luitpold as a hunting quartier for the polite hunting, abducted at its old town of origin in Oberstdorf and rebuilt in the Mining Museum. When you see them and visit them at the mountainside, you don't think they've always been here. But be careful: the ascent is quite laborious for people with restrictions and partly also for children. And the air actually gets a little thinner up here. But the location is really fantastic and yo...
Höfle Alpe is located at an altitude of almost 1100 meters in the Allgäuerische Diepolz, a district of Immenstadt. It is part of the very interesting and very interesting mining museum Diepolz. From 1896, the Alpe was used by the Bavarian prince Regent Luitpold as a hunting quarter for polite hunting, kidnapped in the old town of Oberstdorf and rebuilt in the Mining Museum. If you see them and visit them at the mountain, don't think they've always been here. But be careful: the ascent is quite laborious for people with restrictions and partly also for children. And the air gets a little thinner here. But the location is really fantastic and you have a wide, uncleaned view of the mountain lan...
