Best wildflower trails in Bayrischzell

This route starts at the valley station of the Wendelstein Cable Car in Bayrischzell-Osterhofen and leads across alpine meadows and several wooded sections up to the summit of the Wendelstein. From the highest peak of the Mangfall Mountains, a truly spectacular panoramic view unfolds. You can enjoy it even more with a drink at the Wendelsteinhaus. The return to the starting point can be made via the large-cabin shuttle cable car or by following the same route. The final stretch up to the...

Challenging outward and return route on the Wendelstein-Männlein summit trail, Bavaria, Germany This route leads to the historic Wendelstein summit, to which there are a total of five different routes. There are spectacular highlights waiting to be explored, including the highest church in Germany! Starting in Hochkreuth, the trail leads along beautiful alpine meadows, initially through forest, later to the alpine huts and on to the Wendelstein Cave. It is part of the cave system that runs...

Popular hike in the Mangfall Mountains, Bavaria. From Bayerischzell, this route leads up to the Seebergkopf. Although the trails are not technically very demanding, you gain more than 800 m in altitude in just under 5 km - so a certain level of fitness is a great advantage. Highlights of the hike: - Neuhuette - Views over the Mangfall Mountains - Seebergkopf (1538 m above sea level)

Varied circular route near Bayrischzell, Bavaria. The path leads steadily uphill with a pleasant gradient in serpentines. Through forests and across meadows, it leads via the Neuhüttenalm and the Seebergalm up to the summit of the Seebergkopf. From here the fantastic view of Bayrischzell and the Wendelstein can be enjoyed. The descent is via the Niederhoferalm through the Wackbachtal valley. The path gradually changes - a wide gravel path along the Aubach leadsbback to the starting point in...

This scenically attractive and physically demanding mountain hike leads into the quieter corners of the Mangfall Mountains. The trail connects the idyllic village of Geitau (near Bayrischzell) with the Spitzingscheibe (1,270 m), an often underestimated panoramic peak situated below the mighty Aiplspitz. The route follows a mixture of broad forestry roads through the Leitzach Valley and steep, sometimes root-filled mountain paths that wind up through dense mixed forests and across open alpine...

Panoramic hiking trail near Bayrischzell, Bavaria. As one of Munich's local mountains, it's not an insider tip, but it's still worth a visit. There are numerous ways to the summit, coming from Oberberg it takes a little longer, but you pass the beautiful Soinsee on the way. Highlights of the tour: - Alpbach - Soinsee - Großtiefeltalalm - Rotwand - Rotwandkopf

Alpine loop near Bayrischzell, Bavaria. This is a marvellous loop through the Mangfallgebirge, a limestone massif near the Chiemgau mountains on the Austrian border. The ridges offer fantastic views of the Inntal valley to the east and the Karwendel mountains to the west. The tour starts in Geitau near Bayrischzell. For the most part, it runs along forest roads. As the route makes its way through the forest, it gradually becomes steeper and steeper until it reaches the summit cross. The...

A partial crossing of the Mangfall Mountains on foot in 3 easy daily stages (intentionally short), from Wildbad Kreuth to Bayerischzell. In principle, it can also be done in 2 daily stages. The tour was carried out in April when the weather was quite wintry and can be done in principle in all seasons (in winter / early spring, e.g. with snowshoes). Tour has no particular difficulties. Overnight on the tour was as an outdoor bivouac. This is day 3: From Hochmiesing to Bayerischzell. This is...

From the free car park, it takes 30 minutes on an impassable forest path up to the Sillberghaus. The Sillberghaus is a very professionally run house and during the week only serves companies for event meetings. Normal hikers can only stay there from Friday to Monday. The circular route to the Auerspitz begins at the Sillberghaus. A seldom beautiful path with wonderful panoramic views as far as the Hohe Tauern. Technically, this circular route is not critical. Walking time from the...

A nice round tour that is ideally suited as a half-day tour. Although the hike is quite short, you still need a certain level of stamina and surefootedness. When it is wet, the paths are sometimes very muddy and therefore extremely smooth! If you are not that safe in the mountains, you should only go on the tour in good conditions. Above all, the climbing area on the summit of the Kleiner Traithen with rope insurance and the descent would otherwise become an unnecessary risk.