Best hard trails in Waldmünchen

Popular hiking trail in the Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park, Bavaria. The Čerchovsteig (Wm09) starts at the car park at the Waldmünchen youth education centre. From there, the trail leads through beautiful forest to the Czech border. If you wish, you can continue the hike in the Czech Republic and climb to the summit of Čerchov, which is over 1000 metres above sea level and offers great views of the Šumava from its viewing tower. Highlights of the hike: - Idyllic forest - Educational...

Idyllic section through the Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park, Bavaria. The first stage of the Pandurensteig leads along fantastic views through the varied landscape. Along wide meadows and fields, through deep forests and rural villages, the route follows easy paths from Waldmünchen to Cham. Highlights: - Open-air play "Trenckder Pandur off Waldmünchen" - Mountains of the Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park - Views of the town of Cham

Panoramic section of the Goldsteig north route near Herzogau, Bavaria. The tenth stage of the Goldsteig: Nordroute begins in Herzogau and leads over numerous peaks and along impressive rock formations to the stage destination Furth im Wald. Among other things, the route leads over the Klammerfels, the Fellerer Kanzel, the Pfennigfelsen and the Gaißriegel. Highlights: - Klammerfelsen with 360-degree viewing tower - Three coats of arms rock - Cross at Reiseck - Voithenberg castle complex

Challenging circular hike in the Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park, Bavaria. The Bohemian Forest Trail starts in Waldmünchen, where a visit to the Borderland Museum is well worthwhile at the end of the hike. The trail leads through forest, along field paths and along pretty forest edges to striking rock formations near the Czech border. The way back leads almost without interruption through idyllic paths in the beautiful border region between the Bavarian Forest and the Bohemian...

Wooded long-distance hiking trail in the Bavarian Forest. After 250 years, even the memory is hardly frightening and so Trenck's Pandurs were able to lend their name to one of the most beautiful hiking trails in Germany. Their scimitar became the marker that leads hikers on a varied route through the low mountain landscape of the Bavarian Forest, past towns and castles once threatened by the Pandurs. The Pandurensteig connects two popular hiking routes, the Pfahlwanderweg and the...