Best trails near Salzbergwerk Berchtesgaden

Cultural-historical, popular circular hiking trail in Berchtesgadener Land, Bavaria. The trail leads along the Berchtesgadener Ache river to the salt mine and through the famous Almbachklamm gorge. Highlights of the hike: - Ball mill - Waterfall in the Almbachklamm gorge - Theresienklause - Sulzer waterfall - Upper Salt Mine Berchtesgaden

Idyllic hike to Königssee in Berchtesgadener Land, Bavaria The route starts at the "Berchtesgaden Unterau" bus stop. It follows the Berchtesgadener Ache river, which then leads to the Königseeer Ache. The enchanting landscape of the biosphere reserve offers relaxation and romance. The idyllic Königsee footpath, which runs parallel to the Königseeer Ache, then leads to the northern tip of the beautiful Königsee with fantastic views of the Bavarian Alps. Boat trips can be taken here and the...

Scenic high alpine road bike tour in Berchtesgaden Land, Bavaria. The Rossfeld-Höhenringstraße is the highest public road in Germany. This high alpine road bike tour has it all in terms of mountain panorama and meters in altitude. The start and end point is in Untersalzberg II. The route leads over the mountain ridge along the state border between the Berchtesgaden and Salzburg regions. The imposing views extend to the Göll massif and reward the effort of the ascent. The route also runs...

The four "cycling stars" are the ideal routes for fans of the Berchtesgaden Alps. From Berchtesgaden, one tour leads in each of the four cardinal directions. "North", "South" and "East" are easy to master. However, the "Radstern West" through Schönau to Ramsau, up to the idyllic Hintersee and on to the Taubensee is much more challenging. This magnificent scenic tour covers around 37 kilometres and almost 700 metres in altitude. --- Refreshment stops Accessible by bus and train

This route follows Stage 10 of the SalzAlpenSteig, traveling from Königssee to Bad Dürrnberg on a demanding day that crosses onto the Austrian side of the trail. From the lake and valley floor, it passes through forest, partly paved sections, and steeper mountain terrain while linking some of the route’s most distinctive salt-history landmarks, including the Berchtesgaden salt mine and the Celtic traces around Dürrnberg, giving the stage a clear cross-border identity alongside its alpine...