Best trails in Landschaftsschutzgebiet Rotwand

Challenging loop in the Bavarian Prealps, Bavaria The hike from Spitzingsee to the Rotwandhaus, just below the summit of the Rotwand, takes around 3 hours. From there there is a magnificent view over the mountain range of the Pre-Alps. The route begins at the valley station of the Taubensteinbahn, which operates during the summer months. See Tips for more information. It is possible to take the train or walk up to the mountain station and on to the Rotwandhaus. There are places to stop for...

Panoramic hike in the Mangfall Mountains, Bavaria It starts at the parking lot Kurvenlift (charges apply). Basically, this is an easy hike that only gets a little more challenging just before the summit. There are rugged ridges secured with wire ropes and sure-footedness and a head for heights are recommended. The effort is rewarded with magnificent views of Spitzingsee and Schliersee. In the cold season, the area is very popular for skiing and tobogganing. The Obere and Untere Firstalm are...

Panoramic loop in the Bavarian Alps, Bavaria, Germany This challenging route leads into the Rotwand nature reserve and starts at the Panorama restaurant, which can be reached by cable car. Beautiful mountain panoramas accompany the ascent to the summit of the Rotwand, one of Munich's most popular and easiest to climb local mountains. The charming landscape here is very varied. Magnificent views of lush alpine landscapes inspire the hiker's heart as well as the almost alpine towering...

Popular hiking route at Spitzingsee in the south of Bavaria. The route starts at the car park at Spitzingsee. A little way along the picturesque shore of the lake, the route reaches the village of the same name, where there are refreshment stops. Following the path towards Rote Valepp, the route climbs steadily through the forest and across alpine meadows past the Schwarzkopf and Gleiselstein. Finally, it passes the Rotwand, and the route turns right to the Rotwandhaus. The Rotwandhaus is...

Loop with great views from Spitzingsee to the Bavarian foothills of the Alps. From the Taubensteinbahn Valley station, it first goes along the shore of the Spitzingsee before the ascent to the Rotwandhaus begins, where there are overnight stays and refreshment stops. From here, it is only a few meters in altitude to the summit of the Croda Rossa and impressive mountain panoramas. Highlights: - Great mountain panoramas - Refreshment Rotwandhaus

Popular mountain tour in the Bavarian Prealps from Spitzingsattel, Bavaria. Just 45 minutes south of Munich and at the same time the highest peak in the Schliersee region, the easily accessible Croda Rossa is a popular destination for day trips. The summit offers stunning views of the Austrian Alps, as well as the Wetterstein Mountains and the Karwendel Mountains on the German side. If you want to shorten the tour, you can take the Taubensteinbahn for ascent or descent, which makes the hike...

Scenic loop hike to the Gamswand, Bavaria. The Gamswand is a quiet summit with a beautiful view toward Munich, Chiemgau, and the mountains of the southern Wendelstein area. The route from the Sillberg car park to the Gamswand and back via the Soinsee is partly signposted, but not everywhere! In terms of landscape, the route mainly runs through forests and over alpine meadows. The Schellenberg-Alm or the Niederhofalm provide refreshments along the way. Highlights: - Great view - beautiful...

Promising circular hike in the Mangfall Mountains in the Bavarian Prealps. The hiking route leads from the picturesque Spitzingsee over the Taubenstein, Kirchstein and Rotwandkopf peaks to the Rotwand. The hiking trail is steep, partly stony and demanding to walk, but you will be rewarded with wonderful views of the foothills of the Alps. ---- Accessible by bus and train

Panoramic loop in Bavaria. It starts at the parking lot at the Taubensteinbahn. Walk south on the shores of the Spitzingsee and follow the course of the Rote Valepp. At the Waitzinger Alm Winterstube you turn left, now you walk along the Pfanngraben. It goes on to the Rotwandhaus and from there you climb the Rotwand. You return to the Hermann-Kleber-Weg and now hike - steadily downhill - back to the starting point.