Best wildflower trails in Fischbachau

Popular, multifaceted circular route in the Bavarian Prealps near Miesbach, Bavaria. This hike starts at the Birkenstein car park and leads uphill to the signpost, where you turn left. The Bucheralm is no longer managed, but the Hubertushütte is open between May and November, Mondays and Tuesdays are days off. Before setting out on the hike, however, you should definitely obtain information about the current opening times. The same applies to the rustic Kesselalm on the Breitenstein. After...

Popular summit tour near Fischbachau in the Bavarian Pre-Alps. Highlights: - Refreshment stops at the Bucheralm and Hubertushütte - Summit ascent of Breitenstein and Bockstein - View of the Simssee and Chiemsee lakes ---------------------------------------------- Accessible by bus and train (Birkenstein car park/bus stop)

This alpine mountain hike leads from the idyllic pilgrimage site of Birkenstein up to one of the most famous peaks in the Bavarian Alps, the Wendelstein (1,838 m). The trail opens up the scenically impressive western side of the mountain and follows a challenging mix of shady forest paths, open alpine trails and rocky summit paths. A central highlight is the contrast between the baroque splendour of the Birkenstein pilgrimage chapel at the starting point and the high alpine panorama at the...

Demanding circular route near Fischbachau, Bavaria. This circular route leads through the picturesque mountain world to the east of Fischbachau in the Wendelstein group. It passes several idyllic alpine pastures and several wonderful views of the surrounding mountain peaks. Alpine foothills and the Chiemgau Alps can be seen from the Hochsalwand. If the tour is extended to the Lechnerkopf, the hike takes on more of a mountain tour character and scrambling is necessary. The start is at the...

The Schweinsberg lies in the direct shadow of its neighbours Wendelstein and Breitenstein. Nevertheless, a hike here is worthwhile, as it is much quieter than on the other surrounding peaks and the views are still outstanding. The path is also very easy up to the Kesselalm, after which it gets a little steeper, but this path is still easy to master with a normal level of fitness.

The hike up the Breitenstein requires a good level of fitness given the metres in altitude. Technically, however, the tour is uncomplicated. You are always on wide hiking trails. Only in the summit area is a little surefootedness required. Thanks to the numerous refreshment stops, the tour is also suitable for mountain-loving families with children. In winter, the Breitenstein is a popular destination for ski tourers and snowshoe hikers. With snow underfoot, the hike naturally requires more...

This challenging high-altitude hike leads into the heart of the Schliersee mountains in the Mangfall range. The trail connects the Leitzach Valley near Fischbachau (Aurach district) with the striking peaks of the Aiplspitz (1,759 m) and the Jägerkamp (1,746 m). The route runs along a varied mix of steep forest paths, wide alpine meadows and rugged ridge passages, which require easy climbing (grade I) and a head for heights in the Aiplspitz area. A central highlight is the spectacular view...

Panoramic hike near Fischbachau in the Chiemsee Alps. --------------------------------------- Car park "Parkplatz Jenbachtal": The car park costs 5 euros, which must be paid in cash (coins only) or with an app. However, the network is usually rather poor. Card payment not possible.

This hiking trail is very long and has a strenuous summit crossing. The route is mostly on well-trodden paths, with secured passages on the Hochsalwand and the Wendelstein summit. The view through the Jenbachtal valley makes it clear that the Wendelstein is the biggest peak here. Its rocky, striking summit towers above all the wooded heights around it and it is correspondingly popular with hikers as a tour destination, despite the cogwheel railway and cable car.

Family-friendly alpine trail in Upper Bavaria, Bavaria This beautiful route in the Bavarian Pre-Alps is a certified premium hiking trail - the first of its kind in the Tegernsee-Schliersee Alpine region. The circular tour leads along the Leitzach river through a typical Alpine region with green meadows, rolling hills and shady forests. Despite being a good 12 kilometres long, this route is also suitable for (slightly older) children. Travelling by bus and train is possible (from...