Best hard trails in Schneizlreuth
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Explore the most popular hard trails near Schneizlreuth 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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- 4.5 (13)·Hard·11.6 km·Est. 6–6.5 hrPopular circular hiking trail in the Berchtesgadener Land biosphere region, Bavaria. A wonderful mountain hike in the Chiemgau Alps, during which you climb three panoramic mountain peaks within just one and a half kilometres. The most famous and highest of the three is the Zwiesel at 1782 metres above sea level. Two mountain huts, the Zwieselalm and the Kohleralm, which are open in summer, are also located along the route. Highlights of the hike: - Zwieselalm - Zennokopf - Zwiesel -...
- 4.3 (15)·Hard·12.4 km·Est. 6.5–7 hrDemanding alpine hike near Bad Reichenhall, Bavaria. The ascent to the 1613 metre high Predigtstuhl starts at the picturesque Salachsee lake. it is possible to park there. The Waxriessteig trail leads steeply and challengingly (some wooden steps and wire rope protection) from Bad Reichenhall up to the summit, including the neighbouring Berghotel Predigtstuhl. From the Predigtstuhl marvellous views of the Bad Reichenhall countryside can be enjoyed. An optional detour to the...
- 5.0 (12)·Hard·52.9 km·Est. 16.5–18.5 hrVersatile mountain bike tour around the Reiteralpe, Bavaria. The mountain bike tour around the Reiteralpe offers some steep climbs and fun descents. From the Hinterbichl car park (subject to a charge), the route leads up along the banks of the Hintersee lake to the Taubensee lake. From Unterjettenberg, continue along the Saalachtal cycle path through the picturesque Saalachtal valley with its impressive mountain panorama all the way to Austria. There, a long ascent through the Wildental...
- 3.9 (2)·Hard·11.7 kmDemanding tour near Bad Reichenhall, Bavaria. This insider tip tour follows the Müllnerbergweg trail for most of the way and leads to the northern and southern slopes of the Müllnerberg mountain range. It starts at the car park on Kiblinger Straße. The forest path, which is still wide at the start, becomes narrower later on and then has a looser, natural surface. It can get very muddy here after rain. The signposting is patchy in places and the tour, which is categorised as "black"...