Maximiliansweg Stage 13: Tutzinger Hütte - Lenggries

This route follows stage 13 of the Maximiliansweg, a long-distance trail through Germany and Austria, beginning at the Tutzinger Hütte and ending in Lenggries. The path traverses the Bavarian Prealps beneath the cliffs of the Benediktenwand and passes the Probstalmhütte and Tölzer Hütte. It continues around the Brauneck massif before descending into the health resort town of Lenggries, passing the historic St. Jakobus Church and the Schellenburg ruins. Overnight stays are accommodated at the Tutzinger Hütte or in local guesthouses and hotels in Lenggries; wild camping is strictly prohibited along this alpine section. Hikers must pack a reliable water filter to treat surface water from natural springs between stations. Both trailheads are accessible via public transit networks, including regional train connections at Lenggries station and mountain access near the huts, with schedules available at https://www.bayerische-oberlandbahn.de. Advanced reservations are required for the mountain lodges. The Maximiliansweg is a long-distance trail from Lindau to Berchtesgaden, stretching 359 km (223.1 miles) and typically completed in 22 stages.