Best cross-country skiing trails in Lenggries

Scenic excursion in Lenggries, Bavaria. This route leads into the forest, sometimes steeper over clearings and through sparse woods, always south of the family farm or the stopper, while the Blaikenberg (1133m) is skirted to the north. The route continues steadily uphill to the Brauneck, where refreshments waiting at the Brauneck Gipfelhaus. Of course, there are great views on top. The route returns to the starting point with a fantastic mountain panorama. In winter, the tour is also very...

Moderately difficult mountain hike, which leads in the lower part over forest roads and steep paths and in the summit area over stony paths. Unlike the neighboring Seekarkreuz, the Schönberg is a somewhat quieter alternative. The view from Schönberg over the Isar valley to the Karwendel and Wetterstein mountains is astonishingly extensive and invites you to linger a long time.

Picturesque, idyllic circular hike in the Tölzer Valley near Lenggries, Bavaria. This idyllic circular hike starts at the Hohenburg hiking car park and leads on a wide forest path past alpine meadows and on a beautiful forest path up to the Lenggrieser hut. Here you can make a "pit stop" and enjoy the view of the Karwendel Mountains. It takes about 1 hour to get to the summit. Highlights: - Wonderful prospects - Local flora and fauna - Diverse natural landscapes - Refreshment possibility

This scenic winter track invites cross-country skiers to explore the snow-covered fields of the Isar Valley near Lenggries. Starting at the dedicated trailhead, the route transitions smoothly from flat open meadows toward the mountain slopes of Wegscheid. Skiers can glide over a small bridge and pass popular local winter recreation areas like the Jaudenhang and Draxlhang. The path loops into the quiet Schwarzenbachtal, giving views of the towering Brauneck peak. It is a wonderful way to enjoy...

From the hiking car park Hohenburg (720m) on the lane to Lasseln (740m) past the signpost "Mariaeck" following direction SO on the Alpelwand. South of it in some bends roughly the Alpelgraben direction O following up to the prospectively situated Alpel (1206m) up.