Best backpacking trails in Munich

Hike worth seeing between Munich and Lindau This hike is the perfect way to get away from the stresses of everyday life. It takes you along country lanes, past magnificent panoramas, viewpoints, lakes and rivers. With a pilgrim's pass, some monasteries also allow you to stay overnight. The route is divided into 10 daily stages, which take you past a variety of highlights. Highlights of the hike: - St James' Church - Hellabrunn Zoo - Lake Starnberg - Maisinger Gorge - Andechs Monastery

Popular long-distance cycle route between Munich and Venice. This is the western route of the Munich-Venice long-distance cycle path, which most cyclists cycle in nine daily stages. Varied natural areas and towns worth seeing make this cycle route a real classic. Highlights of the tour: - Munich - Bad Tölz - Achenkirch (Achensee) - Jenbach - Hall - Innsbruck - Brenner (Brennero) - Vipiteno (Vepiteno) - Fortezza (Fortezza) - Dobbiaco (Dobaccio) - Cortina d'Ampezzo - Lago di Santa Croce - Venice

21st section of the official long-distance cycle route through Germany from the Baltic Sea to Upper Bavaria (D-Route 11) The D-Route D11 (Baltic Sea to Upper Bavaria) runs along the entire route from Rostock to Freilassing in Bavaria. The route is generally on tarmac roads with little traffic. The long-distance cycle route is partially signposted with the D11 logo (half a wheel and "11" on a red background), but in some cases only local cycle paths are signposted.

Demanding "Traumpfad" - the most popular and well-known crossing of the Alps This demanding long-distance route runs from Munich's Marienplatz to St. Mark's Square in Venice. The route, known as the "Traumpfad" was designed by Ludwig Graßler in 1974 and consists of 28 daily stages. The Traumpfad leads through many historic towns, picturesque villages and breathtaking mountain scenery. Of course, individual stages can also be hiked as day tours. The topography is consistently varied and...

Demanding long-distance hike in Upper Bavaria This 100-kilometre hike leads from Munich via Wolfratshausen to Mittenwald on the Austrian border. More information on the "Mega Marsch" event can be found under the link under "Tips". Most of the route runs along the famous "Isar-Loisach-Leutascher Ache-Inn" Way of St James through Upper Bavaria. There are places to stay overnight and stop for refreshments, so the route can also be walked in several stages. Accessible by bus and train (start:...

Challenging Alpine crossing between Munich and Lake Garda This crossing of the Alps starts in Munich and ends at Lake Garda. It is slightly shorter than the Munich - Venice dream trail and much less travelled. This makes it a great alternative to the popular Alpine classic. However, the level of fitness required is somewhat higher. There is also a via ferrata section on the route, but this can be bypassed. In terms of scenery, the crossing of the Alps leaves nothing to be desired. Starting...

The Munich-Mittenwald Megamarsch is an extreme endurance challenge in which participants have to cover 100 kilometres on foot in a maximum of 24 hours. The difficulty does not lie in the technical terrain, but in the sustained physical and mental strain of the non-stop progress, including the march through the night. The route starts in the city, follows the idyllic Isar river and leads past Lake Starnberg towards the Bavarian Alps. This extreme hike is a borderline experience for every...

A great route that brings a lot of variety to everyday life.

This route offers plenty of variety, be it fields, forests or a small lake or a short city visit to Innsbruck.