Best river trails in Bayrischzell
4.6(175 reviews)
Explore the most popular river trails near Bayrischzell 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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- 4.9 (28)·Hard·14.2 km·Est. 5.5–6 hrScenic circular hike to the Gamswand, Bavaria. The Gamswand is a quiet summit with a beautiful view toward Munich, Chiemgau and the mountains of the southern Wendelstein area. The route from the Sillberg car park to the Gamswand and back via the Soinsee is partly signposted, but not everywhere! In terms of landscape, the route mainly runs through forests and over alpine meadows. The Schellenberg-Alm or the Niederhofalm provide refreshments along the way. Highlights: - Great view - beautiful...
- 4.6 (21)·Hard·13.4 km·Est. 5.5–6 hrVaried circular route near Bayrischzell, Bavaria. The path leads steadily uphill with a pleasant gradient in serpentines. Through forests and across meadows, it leads via the Neuhüttenalm and the Seebergalm up to the summit of the Seebergkopf. From here the fantastic view of Bayrischzell and the Wendelstein can be enjoyed. The descent is via the Niederhoferalm through the Wackbachtal valley. The path gradually changes - a wide gravel path along the Aubach leadsbback to the starting point in...
- 4.6 (14)·Hard·20.9 km·Est. 8–9 hrPanoramic hiking trail near Bayrischzell, Bavaria. As one of Munich's local mountains, it may not be an insider tip, but it is still worth a visit. There are numerous paths to the summit, although it takes a little longer coming from Oberberg, but you pass the beautiful Soinsee lake on the way. Highlights of the tour: - Alpbach - Soinsee lake - Großtiefeltalalm - Croda Rossa - Rotwandkopf
- 4.5 (20)·Hard·8.7 km·Est. 5–5.5 hrPanoramic hike east of the Spitzingsee in the Bavarian Pre-Alps. The rather challenging route leads via the Geitauer Alm (open seasonally) to the summit of the Aiplspitz and back the same way. There are safety ropes around the summit and hikers should have a head for heights, especially on the summit ridge. The summit should be avoided in wet conditions and in winter as it can be dangerous. Instead, the alpine pasture is a good place to rest. --- Accessible by bus and train
- 4.6 (8)·Moderate·11.7 km·Est. 5–5.5 hrA partial crossing of the Mangfallgebirge on foot in 3 easy daily stages (deliberately short), from Wildbad Kreuth to Bayerischzell. In principle, it can also be done in 2 day stages. The tour was completed in April in quite wintry weather, but can in principle be done at any time of year (in winter/early spring with snowshoes, for example). Tour has no particular difficulties. Overnight stay on the tour was as an outdoor bivouac. This is day 3: From Hochmiesing to Bayerischzell. This is more...
- 4.7 (8)·Hard·21.7 km·Est. 9.5–10.5 hrPanoramic circular route from Geitau, Bavaria. The circular route boasts several peaks in the Manfallgebirge mountains, great views and a picturesque mountain lake. It starts in Geitau. Mountain meadows and forest paths lead to the Schellenberg-Alm (refreshment stop) and a little further on to the wonderful picnic area at Soinsee. After a break, the ascent to the Hochmiesing awaits, offering magnificent views. On the plateau, the Taubenstein, Tanzeck, Aiplspitz, Kleinmiesing and Heuberg are...
- 4.9 (3)·Easy·3.9 km·Est. 1.5–2 hrPanoramic high-altitude hike near Bayrischzell in the Bavarian Alps. The hiking trail leads from the summit of the Wendelstein through the Wendelstein Geo-Park to the Mitteralm (1200 metres). With more than 30 information boards, it explains how the mountain landscape of the Alps was formed and offers a marvellous Alpine panorama throughout. --------------------------------- Mountain railway ascent/descent
- 4.7 (10)·Hard·15.6 km·Est. 6.5–7 hrFrom the free car park, it's a 30-minute walk up a rough forest path to the Sillberghaus. The Sillberghaus is a very professionally run establishment and is used exclusively by companies for event meetings during the week. Normal hikers can only stay there from Friday to Monday. The circular trail to the Auerspitz starts at the Sillberghaus. A rarely beautiful trail with marvellous panoramic views as far as the Hohe Tauern. Technically, this circular route is not critical. Walking time from...
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Frequently asked questions
What is the longest river trail in Bayrischzell?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest river trail in Bayrischzell is Durchs Mangfallgebirge. This trail is estimated to be 42.5 km long.
Which river trail has the most elevation gain in Bayrischzell?
Bayrischzell: With an ascent of 1,551 m, Geitau - Soinsee - Hochmiesing - Aiplspitz - Geitau has the most elevation gain of all of the river trails in the area. The next highest ascent for river trails is MTB: Vom Ursprungstal um das Trainsjoch with 1,422 m of elevation gain.
What is the most popular and difficult river trail in Bayrischzell?
The most popular and difficult river trail in Bayrischzell is Bayrischzell - Wendelstein with a 4.7-star rating from 41 reviews.