Best trails near Sibli-Wasserfall

Challenging hike up the Plankenstein, Bavaria. This dream tour leads from the car park at the Hufnagelstube to the Plankenstein. Firstly, the route heads towards the Rodelsteinhütte, from where it continues towards the Rottachalm and Röthensteinalm. From there, the route continues uphill, first to the Röthenstein summit and then to the Plankenstein at 1768 metres. From here marvellous view of the surrounding area will open up. The descent is via the Riedereckersattel, past the...

Challenging mountain hiking trail near Rottagch-Egern, Bavaria Idyllic mountain forests, fantastic views of the surrounding mountain peaks, several waterfalls and rustic alpine inns - this hike offers almost everything you could wish for on an alpine hike. Spectacular impressions can be experienced here at any time of year, including in winter. It is possible to stop for refreshments at the Wallberghaus. It is open all year round and offers unrivalled views of the Grossglockner, the Alpine...

Picturesque, idyllic circular hike around the Wallberg near Rottach-Egern, Bavaria. This idyllic circular hike starts in Enterrottach and leads via the Sibli waterfall up to the Wallberg panorama restaurant. Here you can take a break and enjoy the spectacular view from the Grossglockner to the Zugspitze and Lake Tegernsee across the Alpine foothills to Munich over a snack. Highlights: - Wonderful views - Local flora and fauna - Varied natural landscapes - Refreshment stops

From the central car park in Rottach-Egern (740 m) to Enterrottach (790 m) and from there on the path to Hufnagelstube (960 m). From there, turn left onto the tarmac road along the Schiffbach stream past the Rottachalm (1230m) and the Portnersalm (1410m) to the Wallberghaus (1507m).

From Sonnenmoos in Rottach-Egern (740m) to Enterrottach (790m) and from there on the hiking trail to Hufnagelstube (960m). From there turn left on the tarmac road along the Schiffbach stream past the Rottachalm (1230m) and the Portnes Alm (1410m) to the Wallberghaus (1507m). Behind it, turn left onto the path heading south to the Grubereck. The first few metres are still rideable, but for the next few metres you have to heave your bike up. It only becomes smoother on the Alpine nature trail....