Best partially-paved trails in Penzberg

Popular circular hiking trail in the foothills of the Alps, Bavaria. This circular walk is just over 8 kilometres long and starts and ends in Penzberg. The route touches on some of the moorland areas to the west of the town, including the Degenseer Filz. After the hike, it is worth exploring the sights of the former mining town or ending the day with a cosy stop for refreshments. Highlights of the hike: - Degenseer Filz - Breitfilz - idyllic forest - Penzberg

Idyllic nature trail in the Free State of Bavaria. The trail starts directly at Penzberg railway station, a former mining town. You walk southwards, later heading directly westwards to Riederner Weiher. This artificial body of water is one of the protected moors around Penzberg. After the short section of forest, the meadows that follow offer a relaxing walk with a wide view. Here you can hear many birds chirping and also observe waterfowl at the pond itself. The way back is along the...

Wonderful hike in Bavaria, Germany. A relaxing hike that starts in Nantesbuch at the Maria Himmelfahrt church and near the Märznhof inn. The route first leads to Penzberg and then along fields, forests and streams to Murnau am Staffelsee. Here you can discover the old town and relax in one of the cafés and restaurants. Highlights: - Murnau Castle Museum near the route