Best wildflower trails in Maxhütte-Haidhof

Legendary round from Dreikreuz to Weißen Kreuz, Bavaria. This route leads to the legendary crosses on the Black Mountain, the Dreikreuz and the Weißen Kreuz. Along the route you will find mighty beech stands in the middle of rock formations - a delight for nature lovers. Several beautiful places at ponds or streams invite you to linger. Highlights: - beautiful forest trails - Black Mountain - Triad - White cross

Scenic hike through the Regen Valley along the Regen River, Bavaria. Hirschling Castle is the starting and end point of this hike and at the same time a beautiful highlight that can be visited. From there you go to the starting point of the circular hikes in Sessenbach and follow the rain in a northerly direction to Marienthal. Back on the other side of the river there are the Lurchi Rock, the Wichtelfel and the Obelix Fels. Highlights: - local flora and fauna - Regentalweg

Popular loop trail in the Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park, Bavaria. From Hirschling you hike slightly uphill in the direction of Katzheim. Most of the time you walk on well-developed hiking trails through the Teufelsgsperre natural forest reserve until you finally descend into the valley of the Regen. The last two kilometers lead directly along the Regen back to Hirschling. Highlights of the hike: - quiet, well-developed forest trails - idyllic Regen valley - Hirschling Castle

Idyllic loop in the Bavarian Forest Nature Park, Bavaria. From Hirschling it goes over the river and along the Regentalstraße for a while before turning right and up into the forest. The sometimes steep forest paths and paths lead to the Peilstein with a beautiful view. Then it goes down to Marienthal and back into the forest. The second half of the hike has no significant incline and leads back to the starting point along the bank of the river. If you want to shorten the tour, you can take...

A varied hike in the Upper Palatinate. The marked hiking trail leads from Maxhütte-Haidhof (train station) via Hirschling and Süssenbach to the junction on the Gailenberg, where several hiking trails converge. The waymark is a red rectangle. ------------------------------- Accessible by bus and train