Best trails near Soinwand

Popular hike near Brannenburg in the Bavarian Prealps. From the Brannenburg valley station of the cog railway, the route leads via Aipl, Mitteralm, Reindler Alm and the Zeller Scharte to the famous Wendelstein. The hiking sign is a white W surrounded by a white circle on a blue background. You can then take the cog railway back to the starting point. ------------------ Accessible by bus and train

Panoramic high-altitude hike near Bayrischzell in the Bavarian Alps. The hiking trail leads from the summit of the Wendelstein through the Wendelstein Geo-Park to the Mitteralm (1200 metres). With more than 30 information boards, it explains how the mountain landscape of the Alps was formed and offers a marvellous Alpine panorama throughout. --------------------------------- Mountain railway ascent/descent

This hiking trail is very long and has a strenuous summit crossing. The route is mostly on well-trodden paths, with secured passages on the Hochsalwand and the Wendelstein summit. The view through the Jenbachtal valley makes it clear that the Wendelstein is the biggest peak here. Its rocky, striking summit towers above all the wooded heights around it and it is correspondingly popular with hikers as a tour destination, despite the cogwheel railway and cable car.

Highlights: - Mitteralm - Hunting lodge - Kehlheimer hut - Soin hut

This route is stage 16 of the Maximiliansweg, a long-distance trail through Germany and Austria, beginning in Fischbachau and ending at the Mitteralm. The path departs the town of Fischbachau, passing the historic Birkenstein pilgrimage church before ascending steep alpine paths. It climbs steadily through dense mountain forests and open alpine meadows, bypassing the rugged Breitenstein peak and navigating the upper slopes beneath the iconic Wendelstein massif before dropping down to the...

This classic Bavarian mountain trail connects the tranquil rest stop of Mitteralm with the summit complex at Wendelsteinhaus. The journey combines forested paths with open alpine ridges, offering sweeping vistas of the Leitzach Valley. As the route approaches the high plateau, hikers are greeted by historic sights, including the famous cog railway track—Germany’s first high-mountain railway—and the entrance to a prehistoric karst cave. The terrain gradually transitions from wide alpine tracks...