Best wildflower trails in Kiefersfelden

Idyllic and varied circular hike for the whole family. The route leads along the crystal-clear Hechtsee lake, always alongside the water. Hikers are surrounded by trees and open meadows, and picturesque spots invite you to linger. The somewhat steeper serpentine path to the Thierberg Chapel rewards you with a marvellous view over the Kaiser Mountains and the Inn Valley.

Family-friendly circular hike in the Brandenberg Alps near Kiefersfelden. Highlights of the hike: - Protected leasure area - Children's playground - Seearena Hechtsee on the south-east shore with refreshment facilities - Swimming area with enclosed children's pool - Beach volleyball court - Pedal boat hire ---- Accessible by bus and train

Easy and short circular hike without summit ascent on predominantly wide hiking trails, forest roads and short stretches of tarmac, plus a short but beautiful section through the Gießenbachklamm gorge. This makes it an ideal family tour, also suitable for smaller children; there is a children's playground at the Schopperalm. There is plenty to marvel at on this tour with the stream, gorge, water wheel and dam.

Popular circular hiking trail near Kiefersfelden in the Bavarian Pre-Alps. The hiking trail leads from the "Gießenbachklamm Wasserrad" car park into the wild and romantic Gießenbachklamm gorge with Bavaria's largest water wheel, which still produces electricity. The trail then leads to the rustic Schopper-Alm, which is open from April to the end of October (closed on Mondays). The best thing to do before setting off is to obtain up-to-date information about opening times. The hike then leads...

This circuar route explores the idyllic alpine pastures above Kiefersfelden, offering a varied mix of deep gorges and expansive mountain meadows. A major highlight is the contrast between the cool, shaded Gießenbachklamm and the sunny plateaus of the Oberaudorfer Almen. The path leads through pristine mountain forests and past active alpine farms with views toward the Kaiser Mountains. Thanks to clear signage, this circuit provides a top-tier nature experience along the Bavarian-Tyrolean border.

This route starts at Schwaighof in Kohlstatt near Kiefersfelden. The hike begins with the ascent to the Nußlberg. The high trail takes you to the Nußlberg Alm. From there you can see the summit of the Nußlberg, which is around 870 metres high. The hike continues and turns round at the Gfaller reservoir and leads back to the starting point.

This circular hike has some differences in altitude, but hikers are rewarded with a wealth of varied and inspiring panoramic views. On the heights, there are views in all directions.