Best wildflower trails in Sankt Englmar

Popular circular hike in the Bavarian Forest Nature Park, Bavaria. From Ahornwies, the route leads up to the Käsplatte, from whose almost 980 metre high summit, which is covered in rock slabs, you can enjoy fantastic views over the wooded hilly landscapes of the Bavarian Forest. The way back includes the Knollnburger Pröllersteig trail. Highlights of the hike: - Summit of the Käsplatte - Beautiful views over the Bavarian Forest - idyllic forest paths

This scenic route is stage 16 of the Goldsteig South Route, a long-distance trail in Germany, running from Sankt Englmar to Grandsberg. The path leads over alpine-like meadows up the Predigtstuhl before traversing forested paths over the Knogl summit and past the historic Ödwies forester house to the Hirschenstein observation tower. Hikers spend the night at the Menauer mountain inn near Grandsberg, as wild camping is strictly prohibited along the entire route. Natural water sources require...

Family-friendly circular hiking trail in the Bavarian Forest Nature Park, Bavaria. The Käsplatte is a peak 979 metres above sea level, which can be reached not only via the famous "Goldsteig" long-distance hiking trail, but also as part of a short hike from Haidberg. The summit area, which is characterised by massive granite blocks, is perfect for a picnic with a great view over the Bavarian Forest. Highlights of the hike: - Summit of the Käsplatte - Hanichelriegel - Beautiful forest paths

Popular Goldsteig feeder route in the Bavarian Forest Nature Park, Bavaria. Since summer 2012, a new connecting route has enabled Goldsteig hikers to hike from the Pröller summit (southern route) to the Arber summit (northern Goldsteig route). From Pröller, the route goes down via Kollnburg to Viechtach. The trail continues via Neunußberg to Ries, Thalersdorf, Arnbruck / Höbing and then up to the Ecker Sattel. You now have the option of either hiking to the Großer Arber or continuing...

On the Waldwipfelweg, you can discover the surroundings at a height of up to 30 metres - without barriers. A beautiful, wide, family-friendly path made of wood, with a viewing platform and a great view over the Bavarian Forest and the Danube Valley. In addition to the Waldwipfelweg, there is also a nature adventure trail and a trail of optical phenomena with a sensory cave. Accessibility: the trail is ideal for walking, wheelchairs and pushchairs. Further information at...