Best partially-paved trails in Oberammergau

Easy, official hiking trail from Oberammergau through the Ammergau Alps in Bavaria. Highlingts of the hike: - Refreshment stop at the Romanshöhe mountain restaurant - Explore the historic Pilatushaus in the heart of Oberammergau - View wood carvings and religious artworks in the Ammergau Museum ------------------------------ Accessible by bus and train

Popular circular trail in the Ammergau Alps Nature Park, Bavaria. This is the official hiking trail to Graswang of the Ammergau Alps tourism organisation. From Oberammergau, the trail leads through beautiful mountain scenery with panoramic views. At a fairly constant altitude and surrounded by mountains, the trail first leads through the Ettaler Weidmoos to Graswang and from there back mostly along the edge of the forest. Highlights of the route: - Stop off at the Gröbel-Alm - Visit the...

Panoramic circular hike in the Ammergau Alps Nature Park. This easy and beautiful tour starts in the centre of Oberammergau and leads along the Ammer via the Ettaler Weidmoos to Ettal Monastery. Highlights of the hike: - Ettal Benedictine monastery - Ammergau Alps cheese dairy - Bear cave and the Vogelherdweg

Panoramic circular hike in the Ammergau Alps Nature Park. The hiking route leads from the Kolbenbahn valley station via the Kolbenalm, where you can stop for refreshments, to the Kolbensattelhütte. Here there are wonderful panoramic views of the Bavarian Alps, a tree climbing park and several playgrounds. It can get very busy here, especially in good weather. The Pürschlingstraße then takes you back to Oberammergau via the Schleifmühlklamm gorge.

Picturesque hike in Bavaria, Germany. The route leads to the famous and opulent rococo church Wieskirche, which is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You start in Oberammergau and follow the Ammer river to Altenau. The route continues through forests and across meadows and fields towards the west and north-west. There are inns at the finish. Highlights: - Wieskirche church

The Ammer-Amper-Radweg is a 203 km (126 miles) long-distance cycling route in southern Germany, typically completed in three to five daily stages from the Ammer springs near Oberammergau to Moosburg an der Isar. The trail winds through the Bavarian Voralpenland, passing river valleys, orchards, and cultural landmarks like Ettal Abbey, Schloss Linderhof, the Wieskirche, and Lake Ammersee. Cyclists usually travel south to north to follow the gentle downhill gradient, guided throughout by the...

This route follows stage 1 of the Ammer-Amper-Radweg from Oberammergau to Peißenberg. The segment passes historic landmarks including Kloster Ettal, Schloss Linderhof, the Wieskirche, and Rottenbuch Abbey before reaching the mining museum at Peißenberg. Overnights are available at local guesthouses or campsites like Campingplatz Ammertal in Oberammergau; wild camping is prohibited. Water and services are readily available in towns along the way. Both start and end points are accessible via...