Best wildflower trails in Obing

Wonderful and promising bike tour. The only sliding passage: a short distance (300m) around the Griessee to Seeon, otherwise mainly tar and some gravel (paved). Only a few hills at the beginning, from Eggstätt the route is flat. Refreshments: Seeon, Hartsee (Eggstätt), Stetten (beautiful inn), Gollenshausen (on the Chiemsee).

The Chiemsee circular route encircles the “Bavarian Sea” over 57 kilometers, with an area of 80 square kilometers the second largest inland lake in Germany. It leads past numerous bathing spots and offers several boat landing stages the opportunity to visit the Herreninsel with the famous Herrenchiemsee Castle and the Fraueninsel. The route passes nine villages with numerous refreshment stops and is well signposted in both directions. The imposing lake and alpine panorama accompanies cyclists...

Family-friendly, little traffic, minimal inclines, rustic inns. Experience the subject of the environment and energy in the Wiesmühl environmental garden and on the Alz. Here you can not only recharge your batteries yourself at the beautiful vantage points and in the lovely landscape of the river meadows - many industrial companies also draw their energy from the water, and so on the energy tour you come to one of the centers of the Bavarian region in addition to waterfalls and hydropower...

Relaxed hiking trail in Chiemgau, Bavaria. A nice little loop that is perfect for a run or a walk. You walk through fields and forests and through the small towns of Haiming, Obing and Ilzham. Highlights of the hike: - idyllic forest - Obing - Detour to Obinger See (optional)

Varied bike tour from Obing to Wasserburg am Inn, Bavaria. On the circular tour from Olbingen, open meadows and fields alternate with beautiful forest areas. From Obingen it goes to Wassserburg am Inn without significant gradients. The route along the wild river Inn is a particularly beautiful stretch. Via Schonstedt it goes slightly uphill back through a varied landscape. Highlights: - varying landscape - Route on the Inn - Refreshments

Hiking trail to the grotto, the plague chapel and the plague cemetery. The plague chapel in the forest at a crossroads between Obing and Pittenhart was built around 1860 to commemorate the plague deaths from the time of the 30 Years War, when the Spanish brought the plague to this area and a larger part of the population from the area Obing, Pittenhart and Albertaich wiped out. This plague cemetery is about 100 m east of the plague chapel.