Best trails near Tiroler Achen

This hike leads through the spectacular border crossing of the Tiroler Ache between Bavaria and Tyrol. The tour starts at the hiking car park in the Ettenhausen district. The trail first runs through gentle alpine meadows and then leads into the rugged rocky scenery of the Entenlochklamm gorge. A particular highlight is the crossing of the modern suspension bridge, which leads over the deep blue river at a lofty height and provides a direct view of the thundering masses of water. Chamois can...

This route follows Stage 2 of the SalzAlpenSteig, climbing from Grassau to the Brachtalm on a noticeably more demanding day than the opening stage. From the valley, it rises through forest and alpine pasture into the Chiemgau Alps, passing Marquartstein Castle and the Schnappenkirche and repeatedly opening views back toward Lake Chiemsee, giving the route a clear sense of leaving the gentler foothills behind for more sustained mountain terrain. Overnight stays along this section are usually...

There are refreshment stops along the way.

Scenic running route in Chiemgau The tour leads along the River Ache to Marquartstein Castle and is mainly on tarmac or gravel. There are refreshment stops and the starting point is easily accessible by bus and train. The hiking sign is a red sign with a white arrow.

This is the southern section of the Athental cycle route. The varied route leads away from busy roads, without major climbs through the valley of the Tiroler Ache. There are numerous nature reserves along the way, as well as places to stop for refreshments.

Charming cycle tour around the Kendelmühlfilzen nature reserve, Bavaria. The circular tour leads around the Filzen area through Bernau, Marquartstein, Grassau and Rottau. The route is easy to cycle without any significant climbs through varied countryside. Highlights: - Kendlmühlfilzen - Hacken and Rottauer Filzen - Varied route

This route is stage 19 of the Maximiliansweg, a long-distance trail through Germany, beginning at the Sonnenalm on the Kampenwand and ending at the Hochgernhaus. The path traverses the north flank of the Kampenwand past the Steinlingalm, crosses the ridge of the Piesenhausener Hochalm, and descends into Marquartstein via Niederfels. After crossing the Tiroler Ache River, a steep climb through forests and alpine pastures leads up to the Hochgernhaus. Overnight stays are accommodated at the...

--- Refreshment stops Accessible by bus and train