Best views trails in Farchant
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Explore the most popular views trails near Farchant 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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- 4.5 (54)·Hard·11.7 km·Est. 6.5–7.5 hrPopular mountain tour from Farchant in the Ester Mountains in the Bavarian Pre-Alps. Up to the wildly romantic waterfalls, this is a relaxed hike, but up to the Fricken it becomes very steep and demanding. Good physical condition and surefootedness should therefore be as much a part of your luggage as sturdy shoes. The way back down is less steep, but also very nice! Start at the paid car park in the Kuhfluchtweg. There is also a WC here. Highlights: - Kuhfluch waterfalls - Views of the...
- 4.6 (14)·Hard·23.8 km·Est. 9.5–10.5 hrChallenging hike to the Krottenkopfhütte near Farchant, Bavaria. The Krottenkopf (2,086 m) is the highest mountain in the Bavarian Pre-Alps and offers experienced mountaineers outstanding views. Even though the path is not excessively steep, it can be quite strenuous due to the long ascent and the large difference in altitude (approx. 1,500 metres). The trail initially leads through flat meadows before the steeper ascent begins in the mountain forest. The trail climbs steadily - without...
- 5.0 (4)·Hard·12.6 km·Est. 7–8 hrThe trail traverses the limestone slopes of the Estergebirge, linking the valley floor to the alpine zone. The route is characterized by a transition from mixed mountain forests of spruce and beech to open meadows and dwarf pine fields near the summit. Geological features include the porous karst rock typical of the region, which influences the local drainage patterns. The path structure includes uneven, stony sections and soft forest loam, requiring navigation over exposed natural steps and...
- 4.4 (12)·Easy·3.5 km·Est. 0.5–1 hrFamily-friendly circular trail from Farchant, Bavaria. With no significant incline, this route is easy and wonderfully suitable for families with children. The Waldsaumweg from Farchant offers great views. It is a leisurely walk on well-maintained paths. Highlights: - Idyllic landscape
- 4.9 (6)·Hard·23.7 km·Est. 8–9 hrFrom Farchant (680m) take the Spielleitenstrasse to the edge of the forest and then turn left along the Spielleitenweg heading SW to Burgrain (720m). There, at the hikers' car park at Lahnenwiesgraben, turn right at an acute angle heading N up the forest road steeply towards "Enningalm-Reschbergwiesen". After a left-hand bend, the route becomes flatter in a NW direction. Cross the idyllic Reschbergwiesen meadows in a NW direction. At 1120m you meet the Via Alpina Purple, on which you now head...
- 4.0 (4)·Moderate·41.5 km·Est. 12.5–13.5 hrVaried mountain bike tour in the Ammergebirge nature reserve, Bavaria. This mountain bike tour can be easily reached by public transport - the starting point of the tour is the railway station in Farchant. From here, you cycle around several mountain ranges of the Ammergebirge, through the valley of the Elmaubach and past the Ettaler Mühle (refreshments available). The majority of the route leads through the forest. Highlights of the tour: - Ettal mill - Valley of the Loisach - View over...
- 4.2 (8)·Hard·16.4 km·Est. 5.5–6 hrPanorama hiking trail in the district of Garmisch-Patenkirchen, Upper Bavaria Beautiful hiking highlights await on the hiking route from Farchant to Wallgau. After a solid ascent right at the start, you will be amazed by the wonderful mountain panorama. The Esterbergalm or the Finzalm invite you to enjoy an extra treat. Shortly before the end, the route delights with the small waterfall. Highlights: - Impressive landscape - Mountain panorama - Small waterfall - Optional stop at a mountain hut
- 5.0 (2)·Hard·16.6 km·Est. 9–9.5 hrGreat mountain tour with magnificent views of the Notkarspitze. The hike begins at the Ettaler Sattel and initially leads steeply uphill through woodland. The path runs along the long east ridge, over the Ochsensitz and the Ziegelspitz, up to the summit of the Notkarspitze. From the Hasenjöchl, the route follows a ridge path in a southerly direction to the Brünstelskopf. The descent is via steep, partly eroded paths that require surefootedness and leads through the Gießenbachtal valley back...
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