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Best fishing trails in Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park

Best fishing trails in Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park

4.4(20 reviews)

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Bavaria
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#7 of 21 nature parks

The Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park borders the Bavarian Forest Nature Park to the south and the German-Czech border to the east. It is the fourth largest nature park in Bavaria and covers the districts of Cham and Schwandorf. Hikers can enjoy varied nature and explore the small Arbersee lake with its floating islands, the Rötelsee area with its many wild animals and migratory birds or the Höllbach with its rocks and woodland areas. There is a castle museum in Falkenstein Castle Park and historic castle ruins to discover in Sattelpeilstein Castle Park and the Schwarzenberg pile ruins.

Nature can be explored with all your senses - alone or with the help of the regularly organised guided tours. During the summer holidays, there is an additional holiday programme and events for children with the motto "On the trail of nature".

Frequently asked questions

Where is the best trail to hike for fishing in Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park?

According to users from AllTrails.com, the best trail to hike for fishing in Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park is Rund um den Hammersee, which has a 4.4 star rating from 20 reviews. This trail is 8.7 km long with an elevation gain of 136 m.

What is the longest fishing trail in Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park?

According to AllTrails.com, the longest fishing trail in Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park is Naab-Regen-Radweg. This trail is estimated to be 33.2 km long.

How many fishing trails are in Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park?

There are 2 fishing trails in Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park.These fishing trails have an average 4.4-star ratingfrom 20 AllTrails community reviews.

Which fishing trail has the most elevation gain in Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park?

Naab-Regen-Radweg has the most elevation gain for fishing trails with 468 m of total ascent. The park's runner-up is Rund um den Hammersee, which has 136 m of elevation gain.