Best wildflower trails in Inzell
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Explore the most popular wildflowers trails near Inzell with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
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- 4.5 (21)·Moderate·7.4 mi·Est. 4–4.5 hrPopular loop in the Chiemgau Alps, Bavaria This wonderful loop starts at the hiking car park at the Forsthaus Adlgaß (when arriving by bus or train: Adlgaß stop). First, it always goes along the happily babbling Frillenseebach and through the beautiful mixed forest to the Frillensee. Here it is worth taking a breather for a moment and enjoying the beautiful view before continuing to the Steiner Alm. There is the option of stopping off at the Steiner Alm or - after the end of the hike - in...
- 4.0 (20)·Moderate·4.3 mi·Est. 2.5–3 hrPopular loop trail in Berchtesgadener Land, Bavaria. This is a beautiful loop, the first half of which leads almost continuously uphill to the Baeckeralm. From the beginning of May to mid-October you can stop here for refreshments every day. Well-fortified you then hike back down into the valley. Highlights of the hike: - Baeckeralm - great views - idyllic forest
- 4.5 (23)·Easy·3.2 mi·Est. 1–1.5 hrBarrier-free circular hiking trail near Inzell in the Chiemgau Alps. The route through the high moor (old Bavarian 'felt') is suitable for prams and wheelchairs and offers not only the interesting moor landscape but also fantastic views of the Bavarian Alps. Right at the start / end point there is a stop at the Gasthaus Schwarzberg. ----------------------------------------------- Accessible by bus and train
- 4.6 (18)·Hard·6.6 mi·Est. 5.5–6 hrPanoramic hiking route in Einsiedl, Bavaria. This great hike starts and ends at the car park in Einsiedl. But first it goes through the idyllic forest at an altitude of 1750 meters to the Gamskogel, where wonderful views await you. Highlights of the tour: - Refreshments available - St. Nicholas - Shady forest paths - Kohleralm - Gamskogel
- 4.6 (10)·Hard·14 mi·Est. 7–7.5 hrThis route follows Stage 6 of the SalzAlpenSteig, traveling from Inzell to Bad Reichenhall on a longer day that links moorland, waterfalls, and the edge of the Berchtesgaden Alps. From Inzell, it passes through the Schmelz area and quieter wetland terrain, continues toward the Weißbach Gorge and the Weißbach Falls, and then leads into Bad Reichenhall, giving the stage a more varied character than a simple valley walk and a clear sense of drawing closer to the more dramatic mountain terrain of...
- 4.8 (13)·Moderate·23.1 mi·Est. 11.5–12.5 hrVaried mountain bike tour in the biosphere region of Berchtesgadener Land, Bavaria. This MTB tour starts at the parking lot at Café Zwing, which can also be reached by bus. Several lakes and some cultural and historical attractions ensure a lot of variety on this tour through the Berchtesgadener Land. Highlights of the tour: - Falcon Lake - magnificent panoramic views - Frillensee - St. Rupert's Chapel - Detour to Staufeneck Castle (optional) - Valley of the Saalach
- 4.3 (16)·Hard·2.6 mi·Est. 2–2.5 hrWonderful hiking route in Inzell, Bavaria. This beautiful hike leads through the nature reserve Eastern Chiemgau Alps. From the car park you hike along the Brennasteig to the Kreuzspitze, which is at an altitude of 1071 m. There you can enjoy great views. Highlights of the tour: - Kienbergl Kreuzspitze - Nice views
- 4.7 (3)·Hard·17.6 mi·Est. 8.5–9 hrDemanding mountain bike tour in the nature reserve Eastern Chiemgau Alps, Bavaria. This mountain bike tour begins in beautiful Inzell and runs, often accompanied by babbling mountain streams, for long stretches through the Eastern Chiemgau Alps nature reserve. Some fast downhill sections and steep climbs, for example near the Sessseekopf, promise some fun challenges. Highlights of the tour: - magnificent views - Inzell - Bichler Alm - Fischbach - View of the Rauschberg
- 4.3 (5)·Hard·9.3 mi·Est. 6.5–7 hrChallenging hike in the Chiemgau Alps, Bavaria. Up to the Frillensee, this hike is very relaxed: a well-developed trail that runs quite flat and is also suitable for bicycles. From the Frillensee, however, you gradually gain altitude. In particular, the final ascent to the Hochstaufen should not be underestimated: Not only are sure-footedness and good physical fitness required here, but also a head for heights due to the exposed nature of the climb and various sections with ropes and wooden...
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