Best wildlife trails in Munich

Close-to-nature round tour from the south of Munich to the Perlacher Forest. The route starts at the Giesinger Waldhaus near Harlaching and leads in a large loop around the Perlacher Forst. The route is suitable for longer hikes as well as for mountain bikers. The paths can be overgrown in the southern part of the forest, and hikers should bring the appropriate spirit of adventure for this part. To skip this passage, continue straight ahead after the Perlacher Mugl to the railway tracks,...

Beautiful hike near Munich, Bavaria. Starting from Großhadern, the trail goes through Forstenrieder Park for a while; when you reach the Isar, you follow it southwards. This section is always up and down - so you should have a good basic level of fitness for this rather long hiking trail. You may come across wild boar or deer here and there along the way. The starting point can be reached by bus and train. There are refreshment stops in Schäftlarn, Dorfen and Wolfratshausen. Highlights: -...

Varied tour from Munich, Bavaria. Great views, picturesque waters, as well as larger and smaller towns in which it is worth stopping await for almost 100 km. A longer break can be taken in Bad Toelz, which is almost exactly halfway along the route. Highlights of the tour: - Isar valley - Ickinger reservoir - Bad Toelz

Quiet long-distance cycle route in the district of Fürstenfeldbruck. The family-friendly route leads from Munich to beautiful Augsburg. It leads from the district of Fürstenfeldbruck to the district of Aichach-Friedberg on varied paths. Along the way, there are numerous places to stop for refreshments and opportunities to take a break, stroll and discover. The "München Ost" train station is close to the starting point, making it easy to travel by public transport. Highlights: -...

Demanding "Traumpfad" - the most popular and well-known crossing of the Alps This demanding long-distance route runs from Munich's Marienplatz to St. Mark's Square in Venice. The route, known as the "Traumpfad" was designed by Ludwig Graßler in 1974 and consisted of 28 daily stages. The "Traumpfad" leads through many historic towns, picturesque villages, and breathtaking mountain scenery. Of course, individual stages can also be hiked as day tours. The topography is consistently varied...