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Ehenbichl walks
The Schlosskopf circular route from Ehenbichl
A lovely circular route that runs mainly through woodland, which can be a welcome relief in hot weather. The first part of the descent is challenging and can be dangerous in wet weather. On the second part of the descent, from the ruins of Erhenberg, keep well to the left so as not to miss the path.
To Neuschwanstein Castle and Marienbrücke
This circular walk takes us along an easily accessible footpath up to the world-famous Neuschwanstein Castle. Along the way, we have great views of Hohenschwangau Castle opposite. From the Marienbrücke bridge, we can enjoy a breathtaking view of the castle and the surrounding Alps. The return route follows a wide forest path along the summer toboggan run – ideal for nature and culture lovers. This path is also much less frequented than the paved main path.
Vilsalpsee Lake, Bergaicht Wasserfall and Traualpsee
A nice walk around the Vilsalpsee lake to the waterfall and then taking the ascent to the higher lake, Traualpsee, and the refuge.
Shrecksee
Hinterstein - Shreksee - Kirchdachsattel - Hinterstein
Route starts from Hinterstein parking. We hiked, but it is possible to take the bus to Kraftwerk Auele, where the trailhead begins. It is a difficult trail with steep inclines with loose rocks and water runoff. It is possible to swim in the lake, and the view from the saddle is really nice.
Hinteres Alpjoch circular loop
A hike that’s a bit challenging in places but offers magnificent views over much of Tyrol. Please note that access to the start is via a cable car for which a fare is charged.
The Drachensee via the Seebensee
In the heart of the Wetterstein, a mountain range in the northern Eastern Pre-Alps straddling the border between Austria and Germany, this hike will take you past two stunning mountain lakes.
The climb up to the Drachensee is steep, and you can stop off at the Seebensee.
Tour of Lake Eibsee
A very pretty tour of Lake Eibsee in Bavaria. The path runs along the shores from a distance, through a beautiful mossy forest, but it is possible to take secondary paths to reach the many coves and swim in the crystal-clear water.
Partnach Gorge in Bavaria
Short hike in the Partnach Gorge starting from the ski resort of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, then in the surrounding forest. (Entrance to the gorge costs €10 per person.) Challenging route on the first climb out of the gorge.
Fellhornbahn Talstation - Söllereckbahn Talstation
A pleasant route that takes you back to Söllereck. The route passes close to the Freibergsee lake (where you can take a short detour). You can also admire the impressive ski jump.
The Fellhorn summit loop from the Söllereckbahn
This circular route, divided into two half-days, starts at the Oberstdorf bus station. The transport system in this region makes it easy to combine hiking with bus and cable car travel from one valley to another.
Söllereckbahn - Fellhorn Gipfel via the ridge
A magnificent route that largely follows the Austrian-German border. The use of buses and cable cars limits significant elevation gains. This ridge trail offers superb views of Austria and the mountain ranges around Oberstdorf, including the Nebelhorn.
Söllereckbahn mountain station to Fellhornbahn mountain station
This circular route, divided into two half-days, starts from Oberstdorf bus station. The transport system in this region makes it easy to combine hiking with bus and cable car journeys from one valley to another.
Söllereckbahn mountain station - Riezlern Kanzelwandbahn valley station
A pleasant route that takes you from the Allgäu to the Kleinwalsertal in Austria. The use of buses and cable cars limits significant elevation gains.
In the green valley of the Horlachbach stream - Ötzal - Tyrol
Starting from Niederthai, on easy tracks, you will pass through a green valley between meadows and forests, perpendicular to the Ötzal Valley. This hike can easily be shortened: the steep section at the end (about 3 km) can be skipped, but it allows you to admire the landscape from higher up.
Similarly, the hike can be extended if you wish to go as far as the Finstertaler Scharte pass. The cattle tracks are popular with cyclists in summer and skiers in winter.
Putzen Hütte
A magnificent snowshoe hike offering superb views of the Austrian Alpine massif in North Tyrol.
In particular, you will see the Hoher Riffler, which, at an altitude of 3,167 metres, is the highest point in the area.
A pleasant, easy walk along a well-groomed trail.
Ulmer Hütte
A beautiful hike combining the ascent to the summit of Valluga by cable car and a route that allows you to admire the magnificent Arlberg mountain range. From Ulmer Hütte, you can enjoy panoramic views of the Lechtal and Valluga.