Best hard trails in Reit im Winkl
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Explore the most popular hard trails near Reit im Winkl with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
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- 4.8 (23)·Hard·11.9 km·Est. 5–5.5 hrPopular, certified premium hiking trail in the Chiemgau Alps, Bavaria. If you want to hike this challenging circular trail, you need to be in good physical condition and sure-footed, but it is well worth the walk over the steep slopes, as you will be rewarded with picturesque surroundings and a sensational view of the "Bavarian Sea", Lake Chiemsee. The Stoibenmöseralm also awaits you at the highest point; there are also several places to stop for refreshments along the way. Highlights of...
- 4.6 (15)·Hard·7.4 km·Est. 3.5–4 hrChallenging circular hiking trail in the Chiemgau Alps, Bavaria. The hike to the Dürrnbachhorn from the Winklmoosalm is one of the most popular routes in the region. In the summit area of the Dürrnbachhorn, you hike on partly narrow paths - a head for heights, sure-footedness and sturdy shoes are a must here. Highlights of the hike: - Summit of the Dürnbachhorn - Winklmoosalm - Finsterbachalm - Views as far as the Central Alps
- 5.0 (13)·Hard·7.1 km·Est. 3.5–4 hrPanoramic hike near Reit im Winkl in the Eastern Chiemgau Alps. This route includes everything that hikers expect from the Chiemgau Alps: crystal-clear mountain lakes, idyllic nature, breathtaking views from the peaks. The ascent from the Weitsee leads along a small stream first to the Gräbenalm, then it continues unsigned to the Stuhlkopf. Sturdy shoes and sure-footedness are prerequisites for this wonderful experience. Provisions can be enjoyed at rest areas with a great view along the...
- 4.4 (11)·Hard·13.5 km·Est. 4.5–5 hrPopular circular hiking trail in the Bavarian Alps, Bavaria. Postcard-perfect alpine pastures, rustic huts, dense mountain forest and marvellous views make this circular hike a great experience. The Hemmersuppenalm, which is divided into the Upper and Lower Hemmersuppenalm, is particularly extensive and some of its alpine huts, known as "Kaser", are listed buildings. Highlights of the hike: - Nattersberalm - Hindenburg hut - Anna Chapel - Hemmersuppenalm
- 4.3 (9)·Hard·7.4 km·Est. 3.5–4 hrThis route begins at the Winklmoosalm plateau and ascends toward the summit of the Dürrnbachhorn. The path consists of a gravel mountain road that transitions into a narrow, winding trail with rocky sections and exposed roots. The terrain alternates between open alpine meadows and steeper, forested slopes before reaching the ridgeline. This ridge connects the main peak with surrounding summits, providing views of the Chiemgau Alps and the Berchtesgaden Alps. Ground conditions are typically...
- 4.8 (5)·Hard·9.3 km·Est. 3.5–4 hrImpressive, certified premium hiking trail in the Chiemgau Alps, Bavaria. You experience a varied hike that leads across green alpine meadows and through rustic mountain forests. Rippling streams and unique rock formations make this a varied hike and accompany you on the way to the Straubinger Haus on the Eggenalm. The route impresses with its marvellous views of Reit im Winkl and leads along the Anna Chapel. There are refreshment stops at the end of the tour at the Sulzner Kaser. It should...
- 4.9 (5)·Hard·14.3 km·Est. 6–6.5 hrPanoramic hike in the Chiemgau Alps near Reit im Winkl in Bavaria. This picturesque hike starts at the hikers' car park at Seegatterl and first leads along a wide forest path up to the Nattersbergalm and via the Untere Hemmersuppen Alm to the Straubinger Haus. Here is an excellent opportunity to stop for a bite to eat. Great views open up to enjoy the view while savoring Kaiserschmarrn on the hut terrace. The route can then be continued to the Fellhorn (1,765 meters above sea level). This...
- 4.5 (4)·Hard·21.2 km·Est. 7.5–8.5 hrThe ascent to the Fellhorn is via the Nattersbergalm, the Hemmersuppenalm and the Straubinger Haus. The descent is via the supply route to the Hindenburghaus and then back to the Nattersbergalm/Seegatterl. The descent is an easy gravel path and therefore not very difficult. The route can also be walked in the other direction without any problems. Car parking is available at the starting point in Seegatterl.
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