Best trail running trails in Garmisch-Partenkirchen

Panoramic circuit near Garmisch-Patenkirchen, Bavaria. The Wank near Garmisch-Partenkirchen is well known. Lastly, it owes this to its excellent location and the breathtaking panoramic view of the Wetterstein Mountains. The Zugspitze and Alpspitze can be seen very well from its summit. This route starts at the Wankbahn Valley station. Beautiful views of the surrounding Bavarian region accompany the entire ascent. As soon as the summit is reached, you can take a break in the cozy restaurant...

Alpine walk near Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Bavaria. A great tour for the whole family, with three mountain peaks to climb. From Garmisch-Partenkirchen, you first take the Wankbahn cable car. Once you arrive at the mountain station, you can either stop by the nature cinema or start hiking straight away. Although the route is quite easy and child-friendly overall, sturdy shoes are recommended. Highlights of the hike: - family-friendly - Wank nature cinema - Ameisberg - Eckenberg - great views

Idyllic circular hike near Garmisch-Partenkirchen in the Ammer Mountains. A beautifully landscaped hiking trail at the foot of the Kramer. It starts at the Pflegersee and is mostly flat. The route goes through a lot of spruce and pine forests and over some summer pastures where, in the right season, cowbells can be heard ringing. Highlights of the hike: - Lake Pflegersee with refreshments - beautiful views

Scenic trail run in Bavaria. A beautiful trail running route in the popular ski area near Garmisch Partenkirchen. There are several places to stop for refreshments along the way. Depending on the season, however, information about opening times and offers should be obtained in advance. The Hausbergbahn cable car is only open in the winter months (see tips). Highlights: - beautiful views

Annual home race of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Bavaria. This running route of the Heimatlauf 2024 event starts in Garmisch Partenkirchen at the Olympic ski jump and is a sporting challenge. The technically and physically demanding route leads to the most beautiful corners in the area, with a few metres in altitude to conquer. At the same time, it offers impressive scenic views. The route is also ideal as a day hike. Highlights: - Large Olympic ski jump - Fantastic views - Elmauer Alm

The trail ascends from Garmisch-Partenkirchen to the Maximilianshöhe, a plateau situated on the lower slopes of Mount Kramer. The path surface is predominantly composed of compacted gravel and wide forest tracks, ensuring accessibility for most walkers. The route meanders through a landscape of alpine meadows and mixed woodland, eventually leading to a historic mountain inn locally known as the Windbeutelalm. From this elevation, the Wetterstein range and the Zugspitze are clearly visible...

This route is stage 46 of the Via Alpina, a long-distance trail that crosses eight Alpine countries, starting at the Reintalangerhütte and ending at the Coburger Hütte. This route is part of the new Via Alpina itinerary, updated in April 2024 and consisting of 116 stages. The trail crosses the border between Germany and Austria once again, ascending from the Reintal valley toward the Zugspitzplatt plateau. The route winds through a high-altitude, rocky, lunar landscape, crossing the...

Varied trekking tour in the Bavarian/Austrian Alps. A beautiful and very contrasting stage is ahead. First it goes uphill to the threshold of the barren Zugspitzplatte, where you change over the Gatterl to the Austrian side. Below the impressive Wetterwand, you hike across the pastures to the Sebensee and the Coburger Hütte. The overview list of all segments of the Red Trail can be found here: https://www.alltrails.com/lists/via-alpina-red-trail

This time a comfortable stage is imminent. Just 500 meters in altitude have to be mastered. The numerous alpine pastures and the beautiful Wank area invite you to linger. From the Weilheimer Hütte, the path leads over the Krottenkopf to the Esterbergalm and to the Wank, the Garmisch local mountain. Those who are tired can float down to Garmisch-Partenkirchen with the cable car. The overview list of all stages of the Purple Trail can be found here:...

The trail starts at the Zugspitze mountain station and leads via the Innere Höllentalspitze to the striking Alpspitze. The route leads through a landscape steeped in history, where the first ascent of the Zugspitze took place in 1820. On the way, the orange-coloured Jubiläumsgrathütte offers shelter for a short break amidst the rugged rocks. You should take plenty of water with you, as there are no water points on the ridge. It is a special experience to hike above the deep blue Eibsee and...