Best river trails in Brannenburg

Popular hike near Brannenburg in the Bavarian Prealps. From the Brannenburg cogwheel railway valley station, it goes via Aipl, Mitteralm, Reindler Alm and the Zeller Scharte to the famous Wendelstein. The waymark is a white W surrounded by a white circle on a blue background. With the cogwheel train you can then get back to the starting point. ------------------ Accessible by bus and train

Panoramic hiking tour in the Wendelstein massif, Bavaria This beautiful route starts at the parking lot in St. Margarethen, right next to a country inn. The route leads through the green landscape towards Wendelstein. Forest and meadows alternate, streams and springs are our companions. Wonderful views, refreshments at the Mitteralm and overnight accommodation await. Highlights - St. Margarethen pony riding stables - Mitteralm - Magnificent views - Wendelstein massif

From Steinberg in Brannenburg to St. Margarethen, Kronberg, Altenburger and back to Steinberg Accessible by bus and train. There are places to stop for a break.

Varied hiking trail in the Inn Valley, Bavaria. This is a beautiful but also relatively demanding hike at over 20 km. Starting in Brannenburg, you hike through the Inn Valley to Raubling. It goes back via Großholzhausen. You have the opportunity to stop at a restaurant along the way. Highlights of the hike: - Brannenburg - Kirchbach - Raubling - picturesque Inn Valley - Sanctuary of Saint Mary

Demanding and promising hike in the Chiemsee-Alpenland near Brannenburg, Bavaria. This hike starts at the Wendelsteinbahn in Brannenburg and initially leads steadily uphill via the European long-distance hiking trail to St. Margareten and then via the Mitteralm towards Gaitau. You can stop at the Mitteralm and enjoy the view. Highlights: - Wonderful prospects - Local flora and fauna - Diverse natural landscapes - Refreshments ------------------------------ Return by bus possible

From Degerndorf to Grießenbach, Tiefenbach, Inndamm, Reischenharter See, Steg and back along the Kirchbach.

This route is stage 17 of the Maximiliansweg, a long-distance trail through Germany and Austria, beginning at the Mitteralm and ending at the Hochrieshütte. The path descends into the Inn valley through forests and meadows, passing Brannenburg and crossing the Inn River to reach Nußdorf am Inn. From Nußdorf, a long ascent leads past mountain farms and through dense woodland up to the rocky ridge, following the steep crest to the summit of the Hochries mountain. Overnight stays are...