Best river trails in Starnberg

Diverse bike tour around Lake Starnberg. This trail leads all the way around Lake Starnberg on well-developed paths and is ideal for a relaxed two-day bike tour with the family. If you want to circle the lake completely in one day, you should be a little more experienced. The tour leads past a few churches and offers numerous places to stop for refreshments. In addition, you are always accompanied by the magnificent view of Lake Starnberg and its surroundings. Highlights: - beautiful views...

Family-friendly hike in Upper Bavaria between Starnberg and Pöcking. Not far from the popular Lake Starnberg is this quiet excursion destination, which is particularly suitable for anyone who wants to escape the hustle and bustle of the lake. The gorge trail leads from the Pöcking district of Maising along the idyllic stream to Starnberg and back the same way. A little detour to the picturesque St Mary's Chapel just before Starnberg can be planned . The village of Maising has stops for...

Popular hike on the Würm, Bavaria. This hike leads along the idyllic forest paths of Königswieser Forst from Leutstetten Castle to Gauting and back. On the way there, the route runs almost continuously along the Würm. There are also two "Burgställe" ("castle sites") here - places where there are very few remains of a castle. The start is at the Leutstetten bus stop. There is a castle restaurant nearby where you can stop for a bite to eat after the tour. Highlights of the hike: -...

Lake-rich hike from Starnberg to Herrsching in Bavaria. The route can be reached by bus and train (Starnberg train station). There are also great places to stop for refreshments along the route. It starts at the picturesque Lake Starnberg via Maising past Lake Maising to Aschering and finally via Andeschs to Herrsching am Ammersee. The route also ends here at the train station. Highlights of the hike: - Hiking along the lakes of Zalhreich - numerous historical sites such as Andechs...

Varied loop near Starnberg, Bavaria. This route leads to the Leutstettener Moos nature reserve. Start is on the north shore of Lake Starnberg. It goes along charming landscapes and along an educational trail. Excavations of the Villa Rustica, a former Roman estate, tell about this area's past. The moor paths and the quiet moor forests which bring about peace and relaxation, are impressive. Refreshments are possible in Starnberg and Leutstetten. There is parking at the starting point. The...

Varied loop on Lake Starnberg. The varied and quite long loop begins at the parking lot at Brückenwirt and initially leads up into the forests east of Lake Starnberg. Then it goes down and through the small towns to the shore of Lake Starnberg, the sight of which has already accompanied the hike. There are several places to stop for refreshments on this section. Highlights: - Starnberger Lake - Votive Chapel King Ludwig II. - Berg Castle

Idyllic boat tour on the Würm. About 500 m before crossing under the main road through a tube stronger current over a length of 100-200 m.Depending on the water conditions and your own strength, you can have problems arriving against the current. The remaining sections of the route are easily navigable in both directions. Duration of the trip upriver from Leutstetten to the bathing area in Percha: 1:20 h.

Promising hike from Starnberg to Grünwald. The hike starts at the S-Bahn station in Starnberg and leads via Neufahrn, Ebenhausen and Schäftlarn Abbey to Grünwald, from where you can take tram 25 back. There are many places to stop for a break along the route. -------------------------------------- Accessible by bus and train

Panoramic mountain bike tour around Starnberg. On forest - farm roads it goes mainly through forests and meadows from Starnberg to the Isar to Grünwald. Here you follow the Isartrail towards Wolfratshausen. Before Schäftlarn, it becomes single trail No. 1. Sometimes the bike has to be carried and hoisted over various tree trunks. At the end you cross the river ankle-deep or balance over a tree trunk. E-bikers should be at least two people in order to be able to carry them. From here the path...