Best trail running trails in Naturschutzgebiet Allgäuer Hochalpen

Popular hiking trail with great views in the Allgäu High Alps, Bavaria. This easily walkable path requires a basic level of fitness. From Oberstdorf, it goes along the Dr.-Hohenadel-Weg through the Oytal, past the babbling Oybach and with fantastic views of the surrounding landscape. Arriving at the highest point of the tour, the Berggasthof Oytalhaus is a good place to stop for refreshments (note opening times). Highlights of the hike: - View of the Oy Valley - Oybach natural event -...

Popular hike in the Allgäu High Alps nature reserve, Bavaria. Passing the Schattenbergschanze, the tour slowly begins to gain altitude. The route leads through the Allgäu High Alps and requires a certain level of fitness, especially due to the length of the route. A nice highlight along the way is the Stuibenfall from where it is just a short walk along the Schartenbach stream to the highest point of the route, the Käsealpe. Once at the top, you can take a break at the Käseralpe (only open...

Promising descent into the Allgäu high Alps. This is the last stage of the south-north Alpine crossing from Trieste to Oberstdorf. The tour leads from the well-known Kemptner Hütte, one of the largest huts in the Alps including a kitchen and almost 300 beds, initially quite steeply through the forest downwards until you finally reach the valley floor. This is followed by a leisurely hike to Oberstdorf.

Challenging hike in the Allgaeu High Alps nature reserve, Bavaria. The starting point of this hike is the parking lot at the Fellhornbahn. The hiking trail follows the Stillach for four and a half kilometers before branching off in the direction of the Petersalpe and having to tackle a roughly two and a half kilometer climb to the Enzianhuette. Highlights of the hike: - Enzianhuette ("Gentian hut") - great views - Stillach - several alps

Short hike from the gable house to the Schwarzenberghütte in the Allgäu, Bavaria The route can be reached by bus and train. It is very easy to take a break along the route. Highlights of the hike: - beautiful alpine panorama - Stop at the Schwarzenberghütte - Course of the river Ostrach

The last stretch of the Allgäu Alps is also one of the most beautiful. It offers spectacular views over the main Allgäu ridge, from the Trettachspitze to the Biberkopf peak, the wildly romantic Koblat and the most striking Allgäu peak, the Widderstein. The overview list of all segments of the Red Trail can be found here: https://www.alltrails.com/lists/via-alpina-red-trail

Long and demanding hut transition from the Prinz-Luitpold-Haus to the Kemptner Hütte in Bavaria. It is very easy to stop in the mountain huts along the route. Highlights of the hike: - exhausting tour - wonderful view with alpine panorama - Stop at the mountain huts along the way

A wonderful alpine to leisurely hike is imminent. Not only can all the high-ranking peaks of the Allgäu Alps such as Schneck and Höfats be admired, but you can also encounter two of the other Via Alpina routes. Follow the course of the purple path to the Schönberghütte and shortly before Oberstdorf you meet the yellow path. The overview list of all segments of the Red Trail can be found here: https://www.alltrails.com/lists/via-alpina-red-trail

From the Prinz-Luitpold-Haus lodge, follow the Heilbronner Weg route until reaching the Schönberg hut. From here, walk uphill to the flowery Laufbacher Eck peak. Via Alpina follows the trail offering great views northwards to the Edmund-Probst-Haus lodge. From there, Oberstdorf can be reached either with the Nebelhorn cable car or by foot. The overview list of all stages of the Purple Trail can be found here: https://www.alltrails.com/lists/via-alpina-purple-trail

Along stage, but which starts at a very comfortable pace: from Oberstdorf southwards past the Loretto chapel to the Schiflugschanze, one of the biggest ski-jump complexes in the world. The trail only becomes steeper on reaching Birgsau and then arrives at the beautiful Guggersee lake, which reflects the surrounding mountains. The overview list of all segments of the Red Trail can be found here: https://www.alltrails.com/lists/via-alpina-red-trail