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I wonder if it's worth going on a winter break into the mountains if you're not into ski-ing/winter sports but just like to walk for example.
We often go for hikes on the mountains here in the Black Forest, there are a lot of well maintained winter-hiking routes
Not in the city itself, but on the hills there is plenty. We have rented a flat ~30 minutes up the mountains from here for a week-long workation so we can hike and cross-ski before and after work
We always go as family. Some of us ski, some don't. Ski lifts are open to pedestrians, either two-way, or walk your way back on a snowshoe trail. It's less expansive for pedestrians. It's handy to just walk downhill, save time, or gather for lunch.
@U04V15CAJ why not ski though? I didn't learn until my forties.
I just don't see why I would do this, just like ice skating. I've done it as a child, but I don't feel the inclination.
+ 1 for snowshoes if you are not into skiing. Cross-country ski stations often have decent amount of showshoe trails. Usually these places are less crowded than alpine skiing ones.
@raymcdermott where you at?
Morning, further defecting from Clojure, as I decided to go with Rust for a static site generator.
Using one or writing one?