Best forest trails in Naturschutzgebiet Geigelstein

Panoramic hike from Sachrang in the Geigelstein nature reserve. This fantastic route leads to one of the most famous huts in Chiemgau. Here, good food and a lovely atmosphere can be enjoyed almost all year round. At 1410 meters, the Priener Hütte is in the nature reserve of the second-highest peak in the Chiemgau Alps. The route starts at the Geigelstein hiking car park. From there, it is a steady, moderate ascent through forest and alpine meadows. Suitable and sturdy footwear is highly...

Popular loop trail in the Chiemgau Alps, Bavaria. The hike on the Jaegersteig to the Priener Huette is relatively easy. Although a few hundred meters of altitude are overcome and of course appropriate equipment is required, the overall technical demands of the hike are rather low. Depending on the season, you can stop for refreshments and/or stay overnight at the Priener Huette. The Priener Huette is also a popular starting point for alpine tours, for example to the Geigelstein (second...

Panoramic circular hike in the Geigelstein nature reserve from Sachrang. The well-signposted hiking route is ideal for nature lovers. Since the path is very steep and partly stony, you should pay attention to suitable and sturdy footwear. Halfway through the route, you can take a short break in a cozy hut that is open all year round. ---- Accessible by bus and train

Popular hiking route in the Geigelstein nature reserve. This beautiful route starts from the car park in Innerwald and leads to the Priener Hütte. You can also travel to the starting point by bus, which is in the immediate vicinity of the starting point. Highlights of the tour: - Upper Talalm - Grünbodenal - Priener Hütte (1410 m)

--- Refreshments Accessible by bus and train hut

An excursion from Blindau leads up into the mountains of the Bavarian Alps. The path guides you through the shaded Klausenbachklamm gorge and onward to the sunny meadows of the Hauseralm. Along the way, colorful wildflowers appear alongside wide views of the Unterberghorn peak. The region is famous for its "Almen," or mountain pastures, where traditional farming can be seen firsthand. In the gorge, there are narrow paths and low rocks, so steady footing is helpful. The name Reit im Winkl...

Demanding circular route up the Geigelstein. This challenging hike leads to the summit of the Geigelstein, which is also known as the "flower mountain" of the Chiemgau Alps due to its diverse flora. The route requires a good level of fitness to cope with the considerable altitude difference, but the terrain is technically moderate. The route mostly follows forest roads and well-maintained mountain paths, passing the Wuhrsteinalm and possibly the Wirtsalm. The summit rewards your efforts with...

The panoramic circular hike begins in Sachrang at the Geigelstein parking lot and leads along the Ackerwaldweg into the Geigelstein nature reserve up to the Geigelstein itself, which lies at 1808 m above sea level. The view from the summit cross extends over Lake Chiemsee in the north to the rugged peaks of the Kaiser Mountains in the south. The ascent is long and requires surefootedness.

Popular hike in the Chiemgau Alps, Bavaria. From the car park at the Geigelstein valley station you hike to the Wuhrsteinalm. For the approximately 4 km long ascent, you should bring some fitness with you. During a refreshment on the terrace of the Wuhrsteinalm (seasonal closure: January to April, days off: Monday and Tuesday and when it rains) you can enjoy a great view of the Watzmann. If you want, you can extend the route with a climb to the Geigelstein, the highest mountain in the...

The stage from the Kampenwand mountain to the Priener Hut displays fantastic views and lovely meadowland. However a short stretch, the climb to the Weitlahnerkopf, is secured by cables and requires you to be sure of foot. The relatively short stage allows a detour to the Geigelstein, which will be rewarded by the wonderful panorama over the Kaisergebirge mountains. The overview list of all stages of the Purple Trail can be found here: https://www.alltrails.com/lists/via-alpina-purple-trail