Best lake trails in Lenggries

Panoramic circular route in the Karwendel nature reserve and Karwendel foothills with swimming option, Bavaria. This circular route in the Karwendel foothills begins and ends in the small village of Fall, right next to the Sylvenstein reservoir. The path leads almost continuously through idyllic mountain forest, always with a view of the 1528 m high Roßkopf. The ascent is via a wide forestry track. Although the route begins steeply, it soon flattens again and leads rather unspectacularly...

If you are minimally sure-footed, you can easily manage this tour and enjoy the wonderful views. First, take the Lenggries cable car up to the Brauneck. From there, head to the summit cross and continue via the serviced Stie-Alm in the direction of Latschenkopf. You can either walk back to Lenggries or take the cable car again.

Panoramic hike to the Seekarkreuz, Bavaria. The hike begins in Legengries. The route runs uphill across meadows and through beautiful forest to the highest peak on the route, the Seekarkreuz, which boasts outstanding views. On the way is the Grasleitenstein, the Lenggrieser Hütte and the Seekarkreuz pre-summit. The way back is a relaxed descent through the forest. The route is only signposted in the short section from Lengrieser Hütte to Seekarkreuz. Highlights: - Great view - Seekarkreuz...

From Lenggries heading west, the Via Alpina leads back up the Kaiser-Maximilian Weg to the Brauneck. If you want to save yourself the long ascent through the forest, you can also use the Brauneck cable car. From Brauneck it is a leisurely hike at an altitude of 1,400-1,500m through mountain pines, alpine grass and the rugged terrain along the Benediktenwand. The overview list of all stages of the Purple Trail can be found here: https://www.alltrails.com/lists/via-alpina-purple-trail

Popular mountain hike in the Bavarian Alps. This demanding and traditional route to Bad Wiessee on Lake Tegernsee starts at Lenggries train station. Being in good physical condition and sturdy shoes are a must, as it leads mostly on narrow, steep, stony paths and climbs some mountains. A regional classic is the rocky summit of the Geierstein, from where there are wonderful views of the Brauneck, Lenggries and the Isar. The second well-known peak along the way, the Fockenstein, is not stingy...

This hike leads to the Dürnberg, a panoramic peak above the Isar valley, which offers a spectacular view of the fjord-like Sylvenstein reservoir. The route starts at the Sylvenstein reservoir. From the starting point, the trail initially leads moderately steeply through dense mixed mountain forests of beech and fir trees. As it progresses, the path becomes narrower and winds its way up to the wooded ridge of the Dürnberg. Chamois can often be seen on the shady rocky slopes. Gentian and...

The "Great high-altitude hike" is significantly longer and leads over more difficult, but therefore also more interesting, paths than the short high-altitude hike. From the mountain station of the Brauneck cable car over the Brauneck summit to the Latschenkopf and on to the Achselköpfe. On the way, you can take in the summits of the Schrödelstein and the Vorderer Kirchstein in passing, passing the Stangeneck in between, making this hike a "must" for summit collectors. For the first part of...

This route follows stage 14 of the Maximiliansweg, a long-distance trail through Germany and Austria, beginning in Lenggries and ending in Tegernsee. The path climbs from the air resort of Lenggries into a striking mountain landscape, leading hikers on forested trails past the Fockenstein peak for wide views of the region. It descends past Bad Wiessee to finish at the east shore of Lake Tegernsee, where the former Tegernsee Monastery and its landscape gardens stand. Overnight stays are...