Best partially-paved trails in Kochel

Panoramic loop in the Bavarian Alps, Bavaria. This quite sporty round south of Kochel am See captivates with magical views over the Bavarian Alps, the Kochelsee and Walchensee. From the starting point, it first goes in the direction of Walchensee, along whose beautiful shores the path runs for some time. The route continues through picturesque forest and up to the Jochberg, from where on a clear day you can enjoy a magnificent panoramic view stretching far into the Alps. All in all, there...

Picturesque loop in the Bavarian Pre-Alps. This route is a beautiful and quieter alternative for those who find the Herzogstand too crowded. It was planned by the ADAC hiking guide. It is particularly nice to take a detour to the idyllic Walchensee gorge. The start is at the car park right by the bus stop "Walchensee Ortsmitte". There are also several cafés and restaurants to stop off at after the hike. Highlights: - Walchensee lake - great views

Varied loop hike around Kochel am See in the Bavarian Alps. The varied round leads from the parking lot on the shore of Lake Kochel quite steeply up to the Lainbach Falls. This first passage is partly unpaved and rocky, so sturdy hiking shoes and possibly hiking poles are required. The rest of the hike past several vantage points and through Kochel am See leads along easily walkable hiking trails without significant altitude differences. Highlights: - Lainbachfall waterfall - Kohlleite...

Beginning near Urfeld or the Herzogstandbahn valley station, the journey begins on wide forest trails before climbing toward the upper mountain station and the summit of Herzogstand. Hikers cross a dramatic ridge that connects Herzogstand to Heimgarten, navigating rocky steps, narrow ledges, and short rope-assisted scrambles. Beyond the Heimgarten peak, the path drops sharply down south-facing slopes through pine woods and mountain pastures toward the valley floor at Walchensee. The open...

Popular loop trail on the Kochelsee, Bavaria. A wonderful hike through the Loisach-Kochelsee moors between Kochel am See and Brunnenbach. If you want a bit of culture while hiking in addition to beautiful nature, you can make a detour to Aspelstein Castle or the Church of St. Michael Kochel am See Highlights of the hike: - Kochelsee - Kochel am See - Hiking trail along the Loisach - Loisach-Kochelsee moors

Panoramic hike or mountain bike tour at Kochelsee, Bavaria. This trail is a beautiful hike or mountain bike tour through the mountains south of Kochel, which can be easily reached by public transport (starting point of the hike: Kochel train station). Starting from the beautiful Lambachtal valley, the route leads mainly through the forest and occasionally across mountain pastures. Highlights of the route: - idyllic Lambachtal valley - great views - Kochel am See - Kochler Alm - natural paths

A beautiful, varied, rewarding MTB tour. Technically moderate, but quite exhausting due to the sometimes steep inclines. From the parking lot at the Kochelsee past the power station to the left, follow the sometimes quite steep gravel path. Below the overhead line to the right to the highest power pole. Drive down from here, echo to the left, up to the junction at an acute angle to the right. Follow the path to the junction to the left and follow a trail to Urfeld. Follow the road on the...

Popular loop trail at the Kochelsee, Bavaria. This beautiful loop takes hikers into the enchanted Loisach-Kochelsee moorland. You walk along the Loisach, then on the shore of the Kochelsee. A very special pearl is the small lake "Eichsee", where there is a designated swimming area. Despite a distance of almost 19 km, this route is very relaxed overall. Highlights of the hike: - Kochelsee - Loisach - Moorland - Eichsee (swimming area) - Kochel am See

Challenging MTB tour across the Alps in Germany/Italy (DEU/ITA). Divided into a total of 7 stages, the crossing of the Alps begins in Upper Bavaria and leads to the Brenner Pass and on to the magnificent Lake Garda in Italy. The route is designed to include as few busy roads as possible and as many interesting single trails and lesser-known paths and pass crossings as possible. In some sections, it is possible to reduce the level of difficulty somewhat by using public transport and lifts....