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Drachensee loop - shortcut

4.8kmLength
61mElevation gain
1–1.5hrEstimated time
Circular
Family-friendly circular hike in the Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park, Bavaria. If you walk along the lake from the starting point at the DLRG building, after approx. 1 km you come to a junction where the long Drachensee circular trail (10 km) leaves the shore. However, continue left here via the floating footbridge (approx. 500 m), where you will rejoin the long circular route. This floating footbridge is not accessible in winter (November - March). Highlights of the hike: - child-friendly - Dragon Lake - lake stage
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Frequently asked questions

What’s helpful to know about this trail?

Get to know this 4.8-km circular trail near Furth im Wald, Bavaria. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 1 h 4 min to complete. This is a popular trail for hiking and trail running, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day. The best times to visit this trail are April through July.

What is the expected weather this week for Drachensee loop - shortcut?

Expected weather for Drachensee loop - shortcut for the next 5 days is:
  • Wed 23 September - 14.1 degrees/clear
  • Thu 24 September - 14.9 degrees/clear
  • Fri 25 September - 18.2 degrees/clear
  • Sat 26 September - 19.5 degrees/clear
  • Sun 27 September - 23.2 degrees/clear

Where is Drachensee loop - shortcut located?

Drachensee loop - shortcut is a trail located in Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park.

How hard is Drachensee loop - shortcut?

Drachensee loop - shortcut is considered an easy hike that covers 4.8 km, with an elevation gain of 61 m. It takes about 1–1.5 hr to complete. Easy trails are typically short, with clearly marked paths and fairly level terrain.

What is the elevation gain for Drachensee loop - shortcut?

Drachensee loop - shortcut is considered an easy hike that covers 4.8 km, with an elevation gain of 61 m. It takes about 1–1.5 hr to complete. Easy trails are typically short, with clearly marked paths and fairly level terrain.

Is Drachensee loop - shortcut a circular?

Drachensee loop - shortcut is a circular trail that covers 4.8 km, with an elevation gain of 61 m. It takes about 1–1.5 hr to complete. Circular trails have the same starting point and endpoint. You'll follow a single route without retracing your steps.

How long is Drachensee loop - shortcut?

Drachensee loop - shortcut is a circular trail that covers 4.8 km, with an elevation gain of 61 m. It takes about 1–1.5 hr to complete. Circular trails have the same starting point and endpoint. You'll follow a single route without retracing your steps.

Are dogs allowed on Drachensee loop - shortcut?

Dogs may be allowed on Drachensee loop - shortcut. Be sure to check regulations before heading out.

When is the best time of year to hike Drachensee loop - shortcut?

April to July is the most popular time of year to visit Drachensee loop - shortcut.

How busy is Drachensee loop - shortcut?

According to trailgoers, Drachensee loop - shortcut is usually somewhat busy. April to July is the most popular time of year to visit Drachensee loop - shortcut.

Are there scenic views at Drachensee loop - shortcut?

Yes, Kunstwerk "Mythos Drache" is located on Drachensee loop - shortcut.

Is there running at Drachensee loop - shortcut?

Yes, trailgoers have said that Drachensee loop - shortcut is good for running. This trail covers 4.8 km, with an elevation gain of 61 m.

Is Drachensee loop - shortcut child-friendly?

Yes, many trailgoers have described Drachensee loop - shortcut as good for children and families. Child-friendly trails are typically short, with clearly marked paths and fairly level terrain.
Last updated on 17 September 2026 at 04:51 GMT+0