Tegelberg - Allgaeu
1 km
3000 ft
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| takeoff | Upper takeoff direction NW (besides the cablecar mountain station): Mostly a lot of pilots - you have to queue already prepared for take-off. This can cause quite a lot of sweat. Often wonderful smooth flights with still good thermals in the late afternoon - about 5 pm. In case of constant wind from NE experienced pilots can also take off to NE over a ramp - but first ask one of the locals/tandem pilots if it is safe enough!! lower takeoff (picture 2 & 3)is a bit of a hike from the top, but easy set up. Lower take off is a narrow chute and winds will rotate in there. Watch the winds comming up carefully as there is a rock wall on right side that can cause pain. |
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| landing | Be very precise with landings. The LZ is very nicely marked and maintained, but they are strict about patterns and careful landings - no hot dogging near the LZ or they will have words for you. |
| weather | Gets cloudy quick, rain and fog settle in fast as well. |
| rules | follow the posted flight patterns - they are strict. |
| access | Easy to town, easy to lift, easy to top launch. Lower launch is walk down hill. |
| comments | Great site for sight seeing. Watch the winds carefully. Lots of hang gliders and rigid wind gliders as well. Fly over the castle for fun. You can often thermal/soar up at the mountain southside the castle. In case of good conditions its easy to fly to the Buchenberg in the NE and backwards |
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