Best no dogs trails in Germany

Historical, famous trail in Ostallgäu, Bavaria. Neuschwanstein Castle is one of the most famous castles in the world. It receives over a million visitors annually and has been open to the public since 1886. The castle is a 19th century Romanesque revival castle built under the Bavarian King Ludwig II, located above the village of Hohenschwangau. He had Neuschwanstein built in the style of the old German knight's castles. Today the castle is maintained by the Bavarian Palace Administration....

Exciting, eventful loop in the Black Forest, Baden-Württemberg This loop offers numerous exciting experiences and natural sights. Right at the beginning, the route leads to the impressive Allerheiligen waterfall and the interesting, historic Allerheiligen monastery. It continues through the idyllic Black Forest landscape to the Schliffkopf plateau with impressive panoramic views from its height. Refreshments in the Klosterhof are possible and encouraged. During the winter months the hike is...

Adventurous hiking trail with many highlights in the Saxon Switzerland National Park, Saxony. This adventurous year-round hike leads to the Kuhstall viewing plateau and the Lichtenhain waterfall in the popular Kirnitzschtal valley. The Kuhstallstrasse and the Kuhstall are particularly popular. The starting and finishing point is at the Kirschnitz Valley Railway "Lichtenhainer Wasserfall". (Bus journey possible) You will pass the largest rock gate in Saxon Switzerland. To the cowshed, the...

This fairly challenging route starts at the parking lot in Reichenbach and leads along partly steep trails through the Allgäu Alps up to the Rubihorn, which rises to nearly 2,000 meters. As is always the case with hikes in alpine terrain, sturdy shoes and sure-footedness are essential here, especially near the summit. The ridge trail is secured with steel cables at several particularly challenging sections. With picturesque panoramic views, nature trails through secluded woodlands,...

Certified, historical premium hiking trail in the Eifel, Rhineland-Palatinate. On this route hikers can expect a path with many geological and historical sights. The loop leads over bridges, ladders and footbridges through the Butzerbach valley to a Roman copper mine, red sandstone rocks and legendary caves. It continues on narrow paths and at the end of this beautiful premium hiking trail is the landmark of the Kylltal, Ramstein Castle and parts of the Roman long walls. On the way are the...

Popular loop hiking trail on the Moselle, Rhineland-Palatinate The starting point for this wonderful hike, which combines the popular Calmont via ferrata and the Calmont Höhenweg to form a beautiful circular tour, is the Ediger-Eller train station (reachable by bus and train). The route is characterized by great views of the Moselle valley and the idyllic steep slopes covered with vines. High on the Calmont, the "steepest vineyard in Germany", it goes over a relatively beginner-friendly but...

Varied, popular hiking trail near Oberstdorf, Bavaria. The Breitachklamm is the deepest rock gorge in Central Europe. The route begins at the Breitachklamm car park, which is subject to a charge, and follows the Breitach to the south. Arriving at the fork, turn left and briefly along the Schanztabelbach before reaching Walserschanz. From there it goes back. However, there are various ways to vary the route. Access to the gorge is chargeable (tickets can be booked on site or online) and...

Popular circular hiking trail in the Saxon Switzerland National Park, Saxony This round east of Bad Schandau is one of the most beautiful in the Saxon Switzerland National Park. Extremely varied paths lead past numerous impressive rock formations for which the region is so famous. From different vantage points, including the "Schrammsteinaussicht" platform, there are always new views of the striking rock formations. There are several iron ladders and stairs to overcome, so sturdy shoes, a...

Popular, multifaceted hiking trail in the Berchtesgaden Alps, Bavaria. This easy mountain tour offers spectacular views of the surrounding icy and rocky terrain and the Hochkalter. From the Seeklause car park (subject to a fee) at Hintersee to Schärtennalm, the trails follows wide forest paths. Shortly behind the Alm, the path climbs steadily and runs partly over stony steps until you reach the Blaueishütte, which invites you to take a short break. During the peak summer months, the cabin...

Demanding tour in the Wetterstein mountains near Grainau, Bavaria. This wild and romantic hike leads from Grainau to the famous Höllentalklamm gorge. The hiking trail through the gorge is a unique experience of rushing water tumbling over boulders and tunnels filled with the muffled sound of rushing water. An entrance fee (cash only) is required to enter the gorge. Before setting off, it is best to pack good shoes and appropriate hiking equipment. The ascent to the Höllentalangerhütte is...