Best hard trails in Grassau

Popular and scenic circular hiking trail near Grassau, Bavaria. This relatively easy circular trail leads up to the Chiemgauer Hochplatte (1,583 m) on beautiful paths. The last section before the summit is a little steeper. Caution - danger of slipping in wet conditions! From the summit you have a marvellous view of Lake Chiemsee and the Chiemgau Alps. There are numerous refreshment stops along the way where you can relax with a hearty snack and enjoy the marvellous scenery. Highlights: -...

Challenging hike or running route in the Chiemgau Alps, Bavaria. Over 900 metres in altitude - over a distance of just 9 km. The genial vital Tour 8, one of the official running routes in the Chiemsee-Alpenland region, has it all. Of course, the well-signposted route via the Maureralm to the Kampenwand can also be done as part of a hike. Initially you run on forest paths, later on narrow and sometimes very steep climbs - sturdy shoes and sure-footedness are therefore a must. Highlights of...

Panoramic hike in the Chiemgau Alps, Bavaria. A picturesque mountain hike that leads up to a lesser-known but very scenic summit. Idyllic alpine pastures and dense mountain forests alternate. The ascent to Friedenrath is quite strenuous, but is definitely worth it due to the fantastic views from the summit at 1432 metres above sea level. Highlights of the hike: - Views of Lake Chiemsee - Summit of the Friedenrath - Hefter-Alm - View of small and large monkeys

Challenging hike in the Chiemgau Alps, Bavaria. This promising and challenging hike leads from Rottau to the Gedererwand, also known as the "little sister of the Kampenwand". First, it follows the course of the Rottauer Bach for quite a while before it goes over the Weißenalm, Maueralm and Schmiedalm at altitudes of over 1,000 m. The trail passes the striking rock formation of the Zwölferturm before climbing the last few meters to the Gedererwand. As with any hike in alpine areas,...

This route follows Stage 2 of the SalzAlpenSteig, climbing from Grassau to the Brachtalm on a noticeably more demanding day than the opening stage. From the valley, it rises through forest and alpine pasture into the Chiemgau Alps, passing Marquartstein Castle and the Schnappenkirche and repeatedly opening views back toward Lake Chiemsee, giving the route a clear sense of leaving the gentler foothills behind for more sustained mountain terrain. Overnight stays along this section are usually...