Best wildflower trails in Pfronten
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- 4.7 (52)·Hard·8.7 mi·Est. 6–7 hrPopular loop hiking trail in Allgäu, Bavaria loop hike south of Pfronten. Sturdy shoes and surefootedness are necessary for the Reichenbachklamm, especially after precipitation or snowfall. There are places to stop. Accessible by bus and train. Highlights of the hike: - Reichenbach Gorge - Magnificent views over the Allgäu and as far as Tyrol - mountain streams - Summit of the Breitenberg - Mountain station of the Hochalpbahn
- 4.5 (16)·Hard·6.4 mi·Est. 5–5.5 hrAlpine loop trail in the Allgaeu and Tyrolean Alps, Germany/Austria. Two peaks - the striking Aggenstein in the Allgaeu Alps and the Brentenjoch in the Tyrolean Alps - are scaled on this mountain tour with its wonderful views. Most of the time you are at altitudes of over 1500 m above sea level and hike on narrow, sometimes steep paths. Sufficient water, sun protection and sure-footedness, good physical condition and sturdy shoes are a must. You should also be free from giddiness, especially...
- 4.5 (11)·Hard·7.1 mi·Est. 4.5–5 hrPanoramic loop in the Bavarian Ostallgäu near Pfronten. This hiking route leads from the Breitenbergbahn Valley station through the wild and romantic Reichenbachklamm Gorge. Through the old forest with its giant boulders, the natural gorge via steps and rope fixings, with the impressive waterfall as the highlight, can be discovered, Afterwards, the route continues to the beautifully situated Hochalphütte (refreshment stop) on the Breitenberg, from where a fabulous panoramic view of the...
- 4.2 (8)·Moderate·14 mi·Est. 7.5–8.5 hrPanoramic mountain bike tour in the Allgaeu, Bavaria. This MTB tour in the Allgaeu Alps begins with a relaxed section on paved roads and paths along the Seebach. This is followed by a climb of several kilometers to the mountain station of the Hochalpbahn. There the strenuous part of the tour is over and you can look forward to a long downhill section, some of which runs in narrow serpentines, which leads you back into the valley. Highlights of the tour: - Views over the Allgaeu Alps -...
- 4.8 (12)·Hard·12.9 mi·Est. 7–8 hrPanoramic loop in Bavaria. Pfrontner's local mountain has two very different faces: from the mountain station of the Breitenberg cable car, there are just 100 metres of altitude to cover on wide tracks and footpaths. A correspondingly large number of excursionists can be found on this side of the mountain. Coming from the west, however, 900 metres in altitude have to be overcome on a rather lonely ridge hike. This loop leads once around the Breitenberg. It starts at the car park directly at...
- 4.0 (13)·Hard·5.4 mi·Est. 4–4.5 hrPanoramic hiking trail in Ostallgäu, Bavaria This beautiful hike starts at the parking lot in the Vilstal west of Pfronten. Sturdy shoes are recommended, as you often hike on natural paths. Often it goes through an idyllic forest, accompanied by the babbling of small mountain streams. The trees are thinning around the Edelsberg so that one can enjoy fantastic panoramic views over the Vilstal and the peaks of the Ostallgäu. There are places to stop for a break. Highlights of the hike: -...
- 5.0 (5)·Moderate·17 mi·Est. 8.5–9.5 hrVaried mountain bike tour in the Allgaeu Alps, Bavaria. The ascent between Kappel and the Alpspitz requires a good level of fitness. However, you can take a break on the way at the Kappeler Alm or the Panoramahuette Alpspitz and enjoy the fantastic views. Once the highest point of the tour has been reached, a much more relaxed descent down into the valley of the Vils awaits. Highlights of the tour: - Views over the Allgaeu Alps - Refreshments at the Kappeler Alm or Panoramahuette Alpspitz -...
- 4.0 (2)·Hard·6.8 miChallenging mountain tour in the Allgaeu Alps, Bavaria. Very steep, narrow and exposed mountain path with some easy, unsecured climbing spots. Sure-footedness and sturdy shoes are absolutely necessary, not for children and do not attempt this hike when it is wet. After a good one and a half kilometers of relaxed warm-up in the Ach Valley, a steep, narrow, sometimes exposed mountain path awaits, which later also contains passages secured by wire ropes. Once the summit of the 1st Pfrontener...
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