Best trails near Buchenegg Waterfalls

Waterfall circular route in the Nagelfluhkette Nature Park, Bavaria. This beautiful route lies in one of the last primeval forests in Germany. It starts at Oberstauffen railway station. The route heads eastwards, first through the primeval forest-like Rainwald and then onwards to the Buchenegg waterfalls. These waterfalls plunge powerfully over 2 steps into the depths and offer a marvellous experience of nature. As there are frequent ups and downs and the hike is sometimes quite steep and...

Popular circular route in the Nagelfluhkette Nature Park, Bavaria. This beautiful hike leads to the famous Buchenegg waterfalls. From the starting point, the route mostly follows green meadows to Alpe Neugreuth. This is open between May and the end of October (see tips). Surefootedness is required on the path before the waterfalls - it can be slippery here. The hike starts at the Imbergbahn car park, which is subject to a charge. A bus also goes here. Highlights of the hike: - beautiful...

Popular Nagelfluh circular route in the Allgäu, Bavaria. This route through the Allgäu Alps is a certified premium hiking trail. The varied circular route starts at the mountain station of the Hündleb cable car (parking at the valley station). Picturesque forest sections, open fields and exciting rock formations await the hikers, who should bring a certain level of fitness due to some ascents and descents. Of course, the "Wild Water" trail also lives up to its name: the route leads through...

Easy hike in the Nagelfluhkette Nature Park, Allgäu, Bavaria. The hike begins at the Hündle Bahn mountain station with a stop for refreshments at the Berggaststätte s'Hündle. From here, the route leads along serviced paths and has to overcome a few short climbs. At the end of the route is the Buchenegg waterfall and an opportunity to go swimming on warm days. It then goes back along the same route. Highlights: - Berggaststätte s'Hündle - Hündlekopf - Buchenegger waterfall

Wonderful hike in the Nagelfluhkette Nature Park, Bavaria. The hike leads from Buchenegg Straße, which leaves the village of Buchenegg to the south, to the roaring Buchenegger waterfall. At the starting point there is a toilet and a water connection. The mighty layers of rock that accompany the hike along the way can only be overcome at two narrow points. With tremendous force and a loud roar, the water falls down the rocks twice from 10 meters - wonderfully clear and foaming! It is possible...

You can park at the Bad Rain inn. After the tour, simply enjoy a refreshment there and you've been a guest The first two kilometres are steeply uphill. The path is narrow and is also used by mountain bikers for risky downhill rides. If it has rained recently, the paths can be very soggy and muddy. Extreme danger of slipping! Good footwear, trekking poles, a good level of fitness and sure-footedness are essential. At the end of the long ascent, the path leads across fenced-in alpine meadows...

Idyllic circular hiking trail to the Buchenegg waterfalls near Oberstaufen in Bavaria. This route leads along beautiful forest paths via the Denneberg and the Moos-Alpe to the Buchenegg waterfalls. The roaring waterfalls are a special natural spectacle, especially after the snow melts in spring. Highlights: - Wonderful views - Buchenegg waterfalls - Varied natural landscapes - Refreshment stops

Scenic route section in the Oberallgäu, Bavaria The fourth stage is a tough one - there are a few metres in altitude to overcome, but unforgettable natural moments await. If you wish, you can make life a little easier for yourself and take the Hündlebahn cable car to the mountain station at the start. You can stop for a snack at Alpe Scheidwang. You should allow around 8 hours for this stage. Highlights: - Buchenegg waterfalls - St Rochus Chapel Schindelberg

Wide valleys, rolling hills, towering mountains, dense forests and lively alpine meadows characterise the panorama. The route leads through the impressive Oberstaufen landscape in the Allgäu foothills of the Alps, where the spirit of Bavarian culture blends with rugged nature. The trek is one of the more challenging events in the Fjällräven Classic series. Frequently changing weather conditions increase the adventure factor.

An exciting section of the route through the Nagelfluhkette Nature Park, Bavaria. The twelfth stage of the Himmelsstürmer route has a lot to offer: The route leads along the Buenegg waterfalls, over the Tarzan footbridge and via the Hochgrat railway. This can be used for the journey to Staufner Haus. If you prefer to hike further, follow the path along the St Rochus Chapel to the Brunnennau waterfalls and over the Hochgrat to the Staufner Haus stage destination. Highlights: - Hündlekopf -...