Best trail running trails in Brannenburg
3.9(41 reviews)
Explore the most popular trail running trails near Brannenburg 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 (17)·Hard·12.1 km·Est. 5–5.5 hrThis hike to the Rampoldplatte is essentially the same as hiking trail no. 9, only in reverse order and with a few minor deviations. Route: Brannenburg, Sagbruck car park, above Lechen -> a short uphill section towards Schuhbräualm -> immediately after the first bridge, turn left onto trail no. 6 -> slightly downhill, later turn right onto trail no. 9 -> quite steeply uphill, past the Breitenberghaus -> through the forest to the Lechner-Alm -> do not turn right there (trail no. 9), but...
- 4.5 (6)·Moderate·8 km·Est. 3–3.5 hrPanoramic circular hike in the Bavarian Pre-Alps, Bavaria. Hikers don't have much time to warm up on this route: within the first 4 km, you gain almost 500 metres in altitude in the course of a very constant ascent. You can stop off at the Breitenberghaus or the Schlipfgrubalm along the way. Highlights of the hike: - Breitenberghütte Naturfreundehaus (rest days: Monday and Tuesday) - Schlipfgrubalm (closed on Wednesday) - Quiet forest paths
- 4.7 (4)·Moderate·6.1 km·Est. 2–2.5 hrRelaxed circular hiking trail near Brannenburg, Bavaria. This beautiful hike leads through the fields and villages south-west of Brannenburg. The ascent to the Drei Linden is constant but not excessively steep. Once you have reached the highest point of the route, it is a leisurely walk back to the starting point. Highlights of the hike: - St Mary's Chapel Höf - St Margarethen - Thannbach
- 3.5 (4)·Moderate·18.7 km·Est. 4.5–5 hrVaried circular hiking trail in the Inn Valley, Bavaria. This is a beautiful but, at over 20 kilometres, relatively challenging hike. Starting in Brannenburg, you hike through the Inn Valley to Raubling. You return via Großholzhausen. You have the opportunity to stop off at a restaurant on the way. Highlights of the hike: - Brannenburg - Kirchbach - Raubling - picturesque Inn Valley - Holy Mary pilgrimage church
- 3.8 (6)·Moderate·6.9 km·Est. 2–2.5 hrPopular hike in the Bavarian Alps, Bavaria. This hike runs through picturesque alpine pastures and idyllic woodland. The start and finish point is in Sankt Margarethen and you turn back at the Schweinsteig mountain inn. The mountain inn is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays and is also closed for the entire season. Highlights of the hike: - Views over the Mangfallgebirge mountains - Stop off at the Schweinsteig mountain inn - Idyllic alpine meadows
- Moderate·4.7 km·Est. 1.5–2 hrPopular loop trail near Brannenburg, Bavaria. Hiking trail 0 starts at the Sagbruck car park in eastern Brannenburg. From here the trail leads slowly, but steadily uphill for one kilometer. After that, however, the route runs flat or downhill. More than half of the way is done at the Schlipfgrubalm - here, with the exception of Wednesdays, you can stop for refreshments before you follow the Kirchbach back to the Sagbruck. Sturdy shoes are recommended. Highlights of the circular route: -...
Frequently asked questions
What is the longest running trail in Brannenburg?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest running trail in Brannenburg is Trail Running in Brannenburg. This trail is estimated to be 20.0 km long.
Which running trail has the most elevation gain in Brannenburg?
Brannenburg: With an ascent of 1,552 m, Trail Running in Brannenburg has the most elevation gain of all of the running trails in the area. The next highest ascent for running trails is Rampoldplatte with 797 m of elevation gain.
What is the most popular and difficult running trail in Brannenburg?
The most popular and difficult running trail in Brannenburg is Rampoldplatte with a 4.7-star rating from 17 reviews.
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- Kesselwand
- Gipfelterrasse
- Rampoldplatte
- Flügelschlag
- Schuhbräualm
- Hölzerner Wasserlauf
- Unteres Wetterloch
- Schacht unterhalb der Reindler Scharte
- Breitenberghütte
- Wendelsteinhöhle
- Wendelsteinhöhle (Natürlicher Eingang)
- Lechnerkopf
- Hochsalwand
- Mitterberg
- Wendelsteinbahn
- Keller in der Biber
- Kasererwand
- Wildalpjoch
- Felsenbar
- Schrofen