Best trails near Bischofswiesener Ache

Popular circular hiking trail in the Berchtesgaden Alps, Bavaria This wonderful route leads from Berchtesgaden railway station via Schönau am Königssee to Königssee, situated on the north-eastern edge of the Berchtesgaden National Park. On the way back, you walk along the famous Königssee footpath along the River Ache back to the starting point of the tour. Picturesque waters and wild mountain peaks provide postcard-perfect views along the way. Accessible by bus and train. There are places...

At the start of the route, it is possible to visit the Royal Castle of Berchtesgaden. There are a number of inns along the route, including the Kehlsteinhaus on the summit of the Kehlstein, which invite you to stop for a bite to eat.

Stage 8 of the Lake Constance-Königssee cycle route at the foot of the Alps. The last stage of the long-distance cycle route first leads past Lake Höglwörth, where it is worth visiting the Augustinian monastery of Höglwörth before continuing on to the next highlight: the salt and spa town of Bad Reichenhall. The list of attractions and sights in this Alpine town includes the Bildstöckl Chapel, Marzoll Castle and the pilgrimage church in Karlstein, enthroned on the Pankraz rock. With a...

This route follows Stage 8 of the SalzAlpenSteig, traveling from Bischofswiesen to Ramsau on a more demanding point-to-point day through the Berchtesgadener Land. It combines quieter forest and valley stretches with steeper mountain sections, fast-moving streams, alpine meadows, and broader views, giving the stage a more varied feel than a simple connection between towns and carrying the trail’s alpine character forward in a clear way. Overnight stays are usually in inns or village...

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 is stage 22 and the final section of the Maximiliansweg, a long-distance trail through Germany and Austria, beginning at the Zwieselalm and ending in Berchtesgaden. The path descends from the Staufen massif into the spa town of Bad Reichenhall, passing the royal gardens and historic architecture. It continues through the Berchtesgadener Land, flanking the Lattengebirge and the Untersberg massif with views of the Watzmann peak before finishing in Berchtesgaden. Overnight stays are...

Accessible by train/bus

This route follows Stage 7 of the SalzAlpenSteig, traveling from Bad Reichenhall to Bischofswiesen on a more demanding day through the Berchtesgadener Land, where the trail’s salt-route character comes through especially clearly. From town edges, forest, and partly paved sections, it climbs through a mountain landscape more closely shaped by settlement, passing traces of the historic brine pipeline as well as landmarks such as the Reichenhall Museum, the Stadtkanzel area, and Hallthurm...