Best wildlife trails in Grassau

Panoramic circular hike between Grassau and Aschau in the Chiemgau south of Lake Chiemsee. This circular trail takes you along the Adersberger Höhenweg and is perfect for a family hike with a small ascent and a wonderful panoramic view over the expiring pastures of the plateau, to Lake Chiemsee and the mountains. There are also refreshment facilities both at the starting point and during a detour at the Herrenalm (seasonally catered). Parking is also available at the starting point - the...

Panoramic, certified premium hiking trail in Chiemgau, Bavaria. This route impresses with magnificent views, rushing streams and beautiful mountain forests. A short detour leads over the mountain forest adventure trail on the Staffn, which is a special experience for every hiker. If you wish, you can visit the Salz&Moor museum at the starting point. In summer, there are mountain huts where you can stop for a bite to eat. Highlights of the hike: - Kendlmühlfilze moorland area - "Sandpit" on...

Family-friendly hike near Grassau in the Bavarian Chiemgau. The short hike leads from the Strehoma car park first on a gravel path, then through a shady mountain forest to the Hefteralm. This is managed from the beginning of May to mid-October, and numerous alpine animals stay here in summer.

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...

The trail starts at the Salt and Moor Museum between Rottau and Grassau and leads once around the Kendlmühlfilzen. You mostly walk along the old railway embankment of the peat railway. The hike is particularly recommended in spring when the marsh marigolds are in bloom and there is still snow on the surrounding mountains.