Best river trails in Bad Reichenhall

Panoramic and challenging circular route near Bad Reichenhall, Bavaria. A great circular route is waiting to be explored here, which leads over the Dötzenkopf and the Wappachkopf on sometimes challenging, steep paths. The Dötzenkopf is the lowest one-thousand metre peak in the Berchtesgaden Alps. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and a head for heights are a great advantage, as the trail crosses several bridges and is secured by wire ropes in the summit region. Magnificent views over Bad...

Popular walk in the Berchtesgadener Land biosphere region, Bavaria. You walk along the Saalach river on this 6-kilometre loop in the Berchtesgadener Land biosphere region. The majority of the paths lead through wooded areas. Highlights of the hike: - Path along the Saalach - Bad Reichenhall - idyllic forest

Picturesque, idyllic circular hike near Bad Reichenhall, Bavaria. This idyllic circular hike starts at the train station in Reichenhall and leads along beautiful forest and field paths to Lake Thumsee and through the Nonner Oberland. In addition, the ruins of Karlstein Castle can be spotted from afar. In summer, don't forget your swimming costume: The idyllic Thumsee is a popular bathing lake. It is a good idea to take the train to Bad Reichenhall station and start the hike from the town...

Challenging alpine circular route near Bad Reichenhall, Bavaria. This Waxriessteig leads steeply and challenging (partly wooden steps and wire ropes) from Bad Reichenhall up to the Predigtstuhl. From the Predigtstuhl you can enjoy a fabulous view of the Bad Reichenhaller Land. A detour to the Schlegelmuldenalm is an option. The descent via the Alpgartsteig involves numerous steps, steep stairs and artificial climbing aids. Alternatively, the cable car can be taken back. During the season...

Panoramic circular route in Bavaria. The tour offers wonderful panoramic views of the countryside around Bad Reichenhall. Along the way, it is possible to stop off at the Niederalm or the Neu Meran restaurant. Start is at the Kurpark, where there are car parks and a bus runs to the "Karlstein-Kaitl" bus stop. Highlights: - Karlstein spa garden - idyllic lake

The hike around the south side requires practice, surefootedness and a little courage. The relevant sections are all secured with ropes - but caution is advised!

If you can spend half a day near Bad Reichenhall, Bavaria, you will find a long, quiet circular hiking trail through the Berchtesgadener Land biosphere region. The route starts in Niederland, which is easy to reach by bus, train or car. From there, the route leads through the romantic Saale valley via Haiderhof through Schneizlreuth and finally to Großgmain, behind Bad Reichenhall. The well-maintained trail offers great views of the valley and mountains and is popular with hikers and...

Demanding, certified premium hiking trail in Berchtesgadener Land, Bavaria. The route more than lives up to its name - marvellous panoramic views await. The starting point of the tour is the so-called "Nonner Freyung" near Bad Reichenhall. The route continues over the Padinger Alm, across meadows and through forests. Below the Hochstaufen, you hike over scree fields and always have impressive views of the surrounding peaks of the Hochstaufen and Zenokopf. Along the way, there are views of...

This route is stage 22 and the final section of the Maximiliansweg, a long-distance trail through Germany and Austria, beginning at the Zwieselalm and ending in Berchtesgaden. The path descends from the Staufen massif into the spa town of Bad Reichenhall, passing the royal gardens and historic architecture. It continues through the Berchtesgadener Land, flanking the Lattengebirge and the Untersberg massif with views of the Watzmann peak before finishing in Berchtesgaden. Overnight stays are...

This route follows Stage 7 of the SalzAlpenSteig, traveling from Bad Reichenhall to Bischofswiesen on a more demanding day through the Berchtesgadener Land, where the trail’s salt-route character comes through especially clearly. From town edges, forest, and partly paved sections, it climbs through a mountain landscape more closely shaped by settlement, passing traces of the historic brine pipeline as well as landmarks such as the Reichenhall Museum, the Stadtkanzel area, and Hallthurm...