Best partially-paved trails in Wolfratshausen

This picturesque route leads through one of the most important nature reserves south of Munich, where the Isar has retained its original character as a wild river. The trail opens up the extensive Pupplinger Au between Wolfratshausen and Egling and runs along a mixture of flat alluvial forest paths, paved riverside paths and gravel banks. A central highlight is the impressive Ickinger Weir, which marks the transition from the natural riverbed to the Isar Canal and offers spectacular views of...

Great walk above the roofs of the rafter town, Bavaria. The Panorama Trail starts in the historic old town of Wolfratshausen at Obermarkt and leads along an asphalt path through the mountain forest. The view extends over the roofs of the town, so that even the first mountains of the Alpine landscape come into view. The route is short and well suited for the whole family. Highlights: - Historic old town of Wolfratshausen - Great views

Varied mountain bike tour on Lake Starnberg, Bavaria. A wonderful tour to the east of Lake Starnberg. The route can be started in Achmühle or at Iffeldorf railway station, for example. Kilometres 28 to 42 are particularly scenic, leading through the Osterseen nature reserve and along the shores of Lake Starnberg. The mountain bike circuit can be ridden in one go or in several daily stages. Highlights of the tour: - Lake Starnberg - Loisach - Old and new ponds - Osterseen nature reserve

Popular circular hiking trail near Wolfratshausen, Bavaria. This is a varied hike consisting of two individual rounds that can be walked together or separately. The first loop leads from Pupplingen through the fields between Neufahrn and Ergertshausen. Afterwards, a smaller, nature-oriented loop leads through the Pupplinger Au. The natural forest reserve is part of the nature reserve "Isarauen zwischen Schäftlarn und Bad Tölz" and is one of the most popular recreational areas east of Lake...

This is Stage 4 of the Issarrun and starts in the centre of Wolfratshausen. The route follows the River Isar via Bad Tölz and Lenggries to the Sylvenstein Reservoir. It can be completed on foot, by hiking or by mountain bike. Mountain bikers should be prepared for sections where they will have to push their bikes in the first part of the route. Here, there are hardly any rideable tracks, with numerous fallen trees.