Best long trails in Naturschutzgebiet Karwendel und Karwendelvorgebirge

They are demanding summit tour in the Karwendel, Bavaria. This scenically wonderful hike is very demanding, mainly if it is undertaken as a day tour. Alternatively, the route can be divided into two stages: the crane to the Soiernhaus, the second from the Soiernhaus to the Schöttelkarspitze, and back to the starting point. When planning overnight stays, the opening times and seasonality must be considered. The hike's starting point is the (free) hikers' car park in Krün, from where it goes...

Promising via ferrata near Mittenwald in the Bavarian Prealps. The via ferrata, suitable for beginners, leads from the western Karwendelspitze in the Karwendel nature reserve down to Mittenwald and offers great views with little difficulty. --------------------------------- Mountain railway ascent / descent

Wonderfully challenging loop in the Karwendel Mountains, Bavaria, Germany This interesting route leads into the Karwendel nature reserve and involves some physical exertion. Above all, it requires good shoes and sure-footedness. But then the wonderful force of nature in the Northern Limestone Alps with rocks, via ferrata, mountain peaks that are still covered in snow, which are wonderful to look at from below, can be enjoyed. It is possible to stop off at the highland hut, which is open...

Promising hike in the Karwendel nature reserve from Krün. Duration: approx. 3:45 hours Highlights of the hike: - Panoramic view of Krün and the Karwendel foothills - Possibility to stop for refreshments in the former hunting lodge of King Ludwig II, the Upper Soiernhaus --------------------------------- Accessible by bus and train

Scenic loop in Bavaria A demanding and idyllic loop in the Zugspitze region. It starts at the parking lot at the Karwendelbahn valley station. A bus also goes here to the Mittenwald Karwendelbahn stop. The Ochsenbodensteig leads up towards the Hochlandhütte. The highland hut is open in the summer and autumn months (see tips). It can only be reached on foot and offers several accommodation options. Highlights: - magnificent views

Wonderful via ferrata in the Karwendel mountains This route is a classic among via ferratas and one of the most beautiful high-altitude trails in the Alps. It starts at the valley station of the Karwendelbahn. For a fee, it goes up to the mountain station. Good weather and an early start are required on the route. Bring your own helmet and suitable equipment. The short via ferrata on the western Karwendelspitze is also highly recommended. Before you start, it is advisable to find out about...

Panoramic loop from Ostwaldhütte in the Karwendel foothills. The ascent to the Schafreuter is a classic in the Karwendel foothills. From its summit at 2100 meters, there are excellent views in all directions. The tour can optionally be extended to include a stop at the Tölzer Hütte. The tour begins with a long, steep forest path, then follows a beautiful hiking trail and meadow to the summit. An unbelievably beautiful mountain panorama awaits...

Demanding loop from Krün into the Karwendel nature reserve and Karwendel foothills. On this hiking trail over no less than 7 two-thousand-meter peaks, the route overcomes quite a few meters in altitude. The incredible Karwendel landscape is the reward. It goes up from Krün: 1. Feldernkreuz 2nd Schöttelkarspitze 3rd Feldernkopf 4th Soiernschneid 5. Reißend Lahnspitz 6th Soiernscharte 7th Soiernspitze ------ Accessible by bus and train

Beautiful and challenging loop in the Karwendel, Bavaria. A great and, due to its length, strenuous tour that leads over the Lausberg, Signalkopf, Seinskopf, Feldernkreuz and up to the Jöchel. The start is at the car park next to the Isarhorner Alm. The "Mittenwald Isarhorn" bus stop is also located here, making it easy to travel by bus from Mittenwald railway station. The Krinner-Kofler-Hütte is a self-catering hut that is open between June and September. Otherwise, it is possible to stop...

This hike leads to the Dürnberg, a panoramic peak above the Isar valley, which offers a spectacular view of the fjord-like Sylvenstein reservoir. The route starts at the Sylvenstein reservoir. From the starting point, the trail is initially moderately steep through dense mixed mountain forests of beech and fir. As it progresses, the path becomes narrower and winds its way up to the wooded ridge of the Dürnberg. Chamois can often be seen on the shady rocky slopes. Gentian and primroses bloom...