Best hard trails in Marquartstein

Popular hike from Marquartstein in the Bavarian Chiemgau. A beautiful route with great views from one of the most panoramic peaks in the Chiemgau Alps. The route follows a forest road to the Hochgernhaus and then continues on a narrow path. In spring it can be slippery when snowfields and thaw are encountered and just before the summit there is a short but steep grassy slope to overcome. An unrivalled view of Lake Chiemsee and the foothills of the Alps awaits from the summit. And along the...

Challenging hike with great views and views of Lake Chiemsee The hike to the easily accessible Hochplatte summit begins at the valley station of the Hochplatte cable car. From there, the hike leads via the Staffnalm and the Haberspitz to the Hochplatte, which offers great views. From here you have a fantastic view over the Ammergau Alps as far as the Zugspitze and Garmisch-Patenkirchen.

Panoramic hike over the Roßkopf to the Hochgernhaus. The hike starts at the Hochgern hiking car park.

Panoramic circular route in Chiemgau near the climatic health resort of Marquartstein. The hike starts at the valley station of the Hochplattenbahn cable car and first leads along the Tennbodenbach stream, then through green forests to the mountain station. From here, it is possible to walk to the Staffnalm - it is open daily and can be visited in both summer and winter (see "Tips"). For the way back, either the route through the forest or, for a fee, the Hochplattenbahn cable car can be...

Panoramic hiking trail in Marquartstein, Bavaria. The Chiemgau Alps are a limestone massif between the largest lake in Bavaria (the Chiemsee) in the north and the Austrian border in the south. The starting point for the hikes is a hundred meters above the valley of the Tiroler Ache. Shortly after the start at the parking lot (645 m), a narrow, stony path leads up to the Schnappenkirche (1099 m). Then it first goes downhill to 1180 m and then slightly downhill to the Staudacher Alm. The path...

Panoramic circular route in the Chiemgau Alps near Marquartstein. The hike leads from the Hochplattenbahn valley station via the Bergmessen Altar, past the Bergwalderlebnis to Hefter Alm and Rachlalm, before returning to the starting point. The tour is characterised by wonderful views, farmed alpine pastures, forests and clear mountain streams. The ascent towards Großstaffen past the Staffnalm requires a certain level of fitness. Suitable hiking boots are recommended. Highlights: -...

Panoramic mountain hike in the Chiemgau Alps from Niedernfels. The challenging hiking route leads from the Hochplattenbahn valley station via the mountain station to the summit of the Friedenrath. It then leads to the Hochplatte and back to the mountain station via the Hochplattenalm. From here, you can either take the mountain railway back down to the valley or hike down as marked on this tour.

Panoramic hike in Chiemgau, Bavaria. This hike begins at the Hochgern car park, east of the Tiroler Ache. From there it goes uphill through beautiful countryside to the Agersgschwendalm. This is a great place to stop for refreshments between May and October. The way back from the mountain pasture, which has been family-owned for over 700 years, is via the familiar hiking trail. Highlights of the hike: - Agersgschwend-Alm - Idyllic forest paths - Detour to Marquartstein Castle (optional)

Summit tour with great views in the Ammergau Alps. The ascent takes place from Niedernfels on one of the standard routes to the Hochplatte. Arriving at the summit, a fantastic Alpine panorama awaits you. The descent is then overcome on a hardly frequented path over the Hausleitensteig. Sure-footedness and sturdy shoes are required. In addition, enough provisions should be packed, as there are no rest stops on the hike. Highlights: - Great mountain panorama - Natural paths

A stage with a thoroughly alpine character. At first it's a leisurely climb through mixed mountain forest - or you can take the Hochplatten lift - it soon becomes rocky and a bit exposed in parts. The Via Alpina runs below the Hochalpkopf and the rocky Raffen, before the small Steinlingalm invites you to rest. The overview list of all stages of the Purple Trail can be found here: https://www.alltrails.com/lists/via-alpina-purple-trail