Best wildflower trails in Obing

Beautiful and scenic cycle tour. The only bumpy section: a short stretch (300m) around the Griessee to Seeon, otherwise mainly tarmac and some gravel (surfaced). Only a few hills at the start, from Eggstätt the route is flat. Refreshment stops: Seeon, Hartsee (Eggstätt), Stetten (nice inn), Gollenshausen (on Lake Chiemsee).

The Chiemsee circular trail circles 57 kilometres of the "Bavarian Sea", the second largest inland lake in Germany with an area of 80 square kilometres. It passes numerous bathing spots and offers the opportunity to visit the Herreninsel with the famous Herrenchiemsee Castle and the Fraueninsel at several landing stages. The route passes nine villages with numerous places to stop for refreshments and is well signposted in both directions. The impressive lake and Alpine panorama accompanies...

Family-friendly, little traffic, minimal inclines, rustic inns. Experience the environment and energy in the Wiesmühl environmental garden and on the River Alz. Here you can not only recharge your batteries at the beautiful viewing points and in the lovely landscape of the river meadows - many industrial companies also draw their energy from the water, and so the energy tour takes you past waterfalls and hydroelectric power stations as well as one of the centres of the Bavarian Chemical...

Relaxed circular hiking trail in Chiemgau, Bavaria. A cosy little loop that is perfect for a nice run or a walk. You run through fields and forests as well as through the small villages of Haiming, Obing and Ilzham. Highlights of the hike: - idyllic forest - Obing - Detour to Obinger See lake (optional)

Varied cycle tour from Obing to Wasserburg am Inn, Bavaria. On the circular tour from Olbingen, open meadows and fields alternate with beautiful wooded areas. From Obingen you cycle to Wasserburg am Inn without any significant climbs. The stretch along the wild river Inn is particularly beautiful. Via Schonstedt, the route leads slightly uphill back through a varied landscape. Highlights: - Varied landscape - Route along the Inn - Refreshment stops

Hiking trail to the grotto, the plague chapel and the plague cemetery. The plague chapel in the forest at a crossroads between Obing and Pittenhart was built around 1860 in memory of those who died of the plague during the Thirty Years' War, when the Spanish brought the plague to this area and killed a large proportion of the population from the area around Obing, Pittenhart and Albertaich. This plague cemetery is located a good 100 metres east of the plague chapel.