Best trails near Kluftquelle Hohenburg

This route leads from the Geierstein via the Maximiliansweg to the Weinberg. The Geierstein is not an easy climb, the path up and down is quite steep and slippery in places, but the view from the summit is well worth the effort. The Maximiliansweg is a pleasant forest trail that takes you down into the valley and over to the vineyard.

Popular mountain hike in the Bavarian Alps. This demanding and traditional route to Bad Wiessee on Lake Tegernsee starts at Lenggries train station. Being in good physical condition and sturdy shoes are a must, as it leads mostly on narrow, steep, stony paths and climbs some mountains. A regional classic is the rocky summit of the Geierstein, from where there are wonderful views of the Brauneck, Lenggries and the Isar. The second well-known peak along the way, the Fockenstein, is not stingy...

The route initially leads along the forest road and is easy to walk. This section is also used by mountain bikes. The ascent to Ochsenkampf is steep, but not difficult. For the descent, which initially leads along the ridge towards Spitz-Auerkamp and a little further on, you should at least be sure-footed. You will be rewarded with a wonderful all-round view.

This route follows stage 14 of the Maximiliansweg, a long-distance trail through Germany and Austria, beginning in Lenggries and ending in Tegernsee. The path climbs from the air resort of Lenggries into a striking mountain landscape, leading hikers on forested trails past the Fockenstein peak for wide views of the region. It descends past Bad Wiessee to finish at the east shore of Lake Tegernsee, where the former Tegernsee Monastery and its landscape gardens stand. Overnight stays are...

Fun mountain bike tour near Lenggries, Bavaria. The route starts at the Lenggries-Hohenburg hiking car park and begins with an ascent through the Hirschbachtal valley over the Hirschtalsattel saddle. This is followed by an easy trail through the Stinkergraben (S2) and down towards Bad Wiessee. Another ascent follows over the Söllberg to the Aueralm up to the Fockenstein trail (S2). From there, the fun downhill section begins via the Geierstein trail (S2/S3) over root carpets, drops and...