Best trails near Elisabeth-Quelle

Picturesque circular route near Herrsching, Bavaria. This route leads from Herrsching on the beautiful Ammersee to the beer-brewing monks in the Andechs monastery. This is an easy hike to the holy Andechs mountain with the famous Benedictine monastery and the equally famous Bräustübl with Andechser beer. With no significant climbs, this route is suitable for all hikers. It leads only slightly uphill but through a beautiful forest section along the Kienbach through the Kiental. Highlights: -...

Nature and culture-rich hike on Lake Ammersee to Andechs Monastery near Herrsching, Bavaria The route can be reached by bus and train (Herrsching station). From there, the beautiful circular route begins on the shores of the Ammersee. As far as Wartaweil, the route leads along the water and finally turns towards Andechs, where the hike leads to the historical highlight - Andechs Monastery. The Andechs monastery is famous for its monastery brewery and therefore its Andechs beer; other...

Panoramic circular hike in Fünfseenland, Bavaria This wonderful loop starts at the castle in Seefeld. You walk southwards through the castle gardens and through the Kiental valley to Andechs Monastery, the oldest place of pilgrimage in Bavaria. It is worth taking a break here and savouring a glass of the famous Andechs beer (refreshment stop). The way back is enchanting with lots of nature; the path runs through partly dense beech forests and often along lively babbling brooks. Travelling by...

Varied route section in the Bavarian Alpine foothills. The first stage in the footsteps of the Bavarian fairytale king Ludwig II begins at the Votive Chapel on Lake Starnberg, which is easily accessible by public transport from Munich. The route leads through the Mainsinger Gorge, moorland meadows and gentle hills to Dießen. In Herrsching am Ammersee, a ferry is taken to cross the Ammersee to Dießen am Ammersee, the official end of this section of the route. There are refreshment stops and...

Lake-rich hike from Starnberg to Herrsching in Bavaria. The route can be reached by bus and train (Starnberg railway station). There are also great places to stop for refreshments along the route. It starts at the picturesque Lake Starnberg via Maising past Lake Maising to Aschering and finally via Andeschs to Herrsching am Ammersee. The route also ends here at the railway station. Highlights of the hike: - Hiking along the lakes of Zalhreich - numerous historical sites such as Andechs...

Popular hiking event near Munich, Bavaria. This is the 55 km route of the popular extreme hiking event "Mammutmarsch" in the Munich area. Quiet hiking trails, lots of forest, fields and lake views characterize the route. The starting point can be easily reached by train from Tutzing train station. There is also parking here. There are places to stop for refreshments along the way. Highlights of the hike: - Andechs Monastery - Lake Ammer - Starnberger Lake - Panoramic views of the Alps

Panoramic circular route at Andechs Monastery, Bavaria. The circular route starts at Andechs Monastery with a viewpoint and beer garden. From there, the circular route leads along idyllic, less popular paths along fields and meadows. A nice place for a short break or picnic is the Egelsee lake. From there, the route leads back to the monastery with beautiful views. Highlights: - Andechs Monastery - Egelsee lake - Idyllic paths

Beautiful hike between Ammersee and Starnberger See in Bavaria. From Tutzing on Lake Starnberg, this fairly long hike begins on surfaced roads and paths and only ends on natural trails. It is definitely worth taking a break at Andechs Monastery. Here, at Bavaria's oldest place of pilgrimage, people have been praying and working since 1455. There is a monastery brewery and catering facilities. It is possible to travel to Tutzing in comfort by train and continue your journey from Herrsching...

3rd stage of the Munich Way of St James from Andechs to Utting, Bavaria. The third stage of the Munich Way of St James leads from Andechs to Utting. There are always wonderful views of the Ammersee. One of the most interesting places is the climatic health resort of Schondorf on the north-western shore. The Jakobskirche church, built around 1150, is a Romanesque tuff building with an impressive double storey. The former parish church of St Anna dates back to 1499.