Kaffee und Kuchen with a surprise bonus round at the end

Speeding it up: one day, two stages. Plus, a Klettersteig!

Zero three: 20th century modern art, Thomas, Gentle Bears, and Size 47 Birkenstocks, bitte

The longest, steepest, toughest day of the trip

If you're going to just one stage of the Moselsteig, I'm guessing this is the one

I'm telling you people, this trail's gonna be real good

Stepping it up: Hot Mountain, Roman graves, and city pretensions

The trail gets harder, with a bonus/punishment round

Friendly winemakers, an easy walk, and more vegetarian spaetzle

Castle ruins, playground wine drinking, and a gourmet supper

Zero two: Marmot goes running and the Bear suits up for his birthday

A mad dash through the rain to a brewery, then a walk in the sunshine to a winery

It's gonna rain + Murmeltierankunft

Grapes get harvested, the Bear walks further

A viewpoint, a cave, a Felsensteig, and other delights

Short, steep, sweet - and is summer over already?

The first zero of the trip - with Konz, Igel, Trier, and more

The shortest day of the trip, plus Senior Citizens' Club Plastic Cup Riesling Paradise and pizza

A detour, then doner, then a detour

From suburban ugly to the Karl Marx Haus and beyond

Limestone cliffs, Eighties sighting, a hilltop chapel, and Nineties sleeping

A relatively gentle walk to Nittel

Moselsteig Stage 1 - the first of 24

A day in Strasbourg and a jaunt to the start of the Moselsteig

A gentle walk and the beginning of a family weekend

And we're off!

A review of Schoeneres Wandern Pocket Moselsteig

A review of Moselsteig Adventure

A review of the Rother Hiker's Guide to the Moselsteig

A review of the Hikeline Hiker's Guide to the Moselsteig

What is this Moselsteig thing, anyways?

Find any useful Moselsteig books and maps?

Housekeeping, or: Ground rules for this blog

Hello, world: an introduction to this blog and its author