Best views trails in Aschau i. Chiemgau
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Explore the most popular views trails near Aschau i. Chiemgau with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
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- 4.7 (59)·Hard·9.2 kmPopular and demanding hike with climbing passages in Chiemgau, Bavaria. This beautiful hike begins at the Hintergschwendt hiking car park and initially leads alternately over gravel, farm roads and beautiful, quiet forest paths toward the Steinlingalm. The trail then leads steeply toward the Kampenwand, where the via ferrata begins. This passage is secured with a steel cable and consists of a short crossing (A), which leads to a step (A/B) and a short crossing to the summit ridge (A). Many...
- 4.8 (44)·Hard·12.4 kmFun climb up the Kampenwand, Bavaria. The Kampenwand in the Chiemgau Alps is a distinctive rocky crag that towers over Lake Chiemsee and offers excellent views of the foothills of the Alps. This means that the hike to the Kampenwand is often very well attended. The small via Ferrata on the Kampenwand is also suitable for less tired and experienced climbers. Many do this via ferrata without equipment. However, this is recommended for children or very unsafe climbers. Highlights: - Great...
- 4.6 (36)·Hard·14 km·Est. 6.5–7 hrGorgeous, challenging circular route near Chiemsee, Bavaria, Germany This route leads into the beautiful, contrasting landscape between the Chiemgau and the Kampenwand. In winter, skiers also have fun here, which the lifts already indicate. Good hiking equipment and sure-footedness are required. A nice start to the summit is also possible with the cable car to the mountain station and then along the impressive panorama trail. Arriving at the Gorialm, the Alm view up to the Kampenwand and...
- 4.6 (27)·Hard·18.5 km·Est. 7.5–8.5 hrPanoramic circular hike in the Geigelstein nature reserve from Sachrang. The well-signposted hiking route is ideal for nature lovers. As the path is very steep and stony in places, you should wear suitable and sturdy footwear. Halfway along the route, you can take a short break at a cosy hut, which is open all year round. ---- Accessible by bus and train