Best trails near Große Ammer

Short loop in the Ammergau Alps Nature Park near Oberammergau, Bavaria. From the cemetery car park it goes along the Ammer through the Ettaler Weidmoos, which is designated as a nature reserve. The landscape of the protected area is very diverse and characterized by moors, springs, streams, wet meadows, bush regions and mixed forest. Again and again there are beautiful views of the Alps. Highlights: - water-rich route - Magnificent views

Popular circular route in the Ammergau Alps Nature Park, Bavaria. This is the official hiking trail to the Graswang of the Ammergau Alps tourism organization. From Oberammergau the path leads through a beautiful mountain landscape with a panoramic view. Surrounded by the mountains at a relatively constant altitude, the path first leads through the Ettaler Weidmoos to Graswang and from there mostly back along the edge of the forest. Highlights of the route: - Stop off at the Gröbel Alm -...

Panoramic circular hike in the Ammergau Alps Nature Park. This easy and beautiful tour starts in Oberammergau Mitte and leads along the Ammer via the Ettaler Weidmoos to Ettal Abbey. Highlights of the hike: - Ettal Benedictine monastery - Show dairy in the Ammergau Alps - Bear cave and the Vogelherdweg

Natural route section in the Ammer Mountains, Bavaria The last section leads along the Ammer sources, their source streams and source pots. Past farms, moors and historical sights it goes to the end of the meditation path, to Linderhof with castle and park. There are places to stop for a break. Highlights: - Small bunting springs - Gertrude's Chapel - Linderhof Palace Park

Demanding, promising hike in the Ammergau Alps, Bavaria. A demanding hike that starts in eastern Oberammergau and leads to the Ettaler Mandl. Once at the top, you can take a break and enjoy the view before starting the descent. The summit offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. If you follow the route in the direction of Ettal, you will finally get back to the starting point - the valley station of the Laber mountain railway. In snow, micro spikes are advisable in some slippery...

Varied mountain bike tour in the Ammergebirge nature reserve, Bavaria. This mountain bike tour can be easily reached by public transport - the starting point of the tour is the train station in Farchant. From here you circle several mountain ranges of the Ammergebirge, cycle through the valley of the Elmaubach and past the Ettaler mill (refreshments available). The majority of the route leads through the forest. Highlights of the tour: - Ettal mill - Valley of the Loisach - View over the...

This epic and scenically outstanding route connects two of the most iconic locations in the Bavarian Alps: the spiritual center of Ettal Abbey and Lake Eibsee, known as the "Bavarian Caribbean," at the foot of the Zugspitze. The path explores the Ammergau Alps and the Werdenfelser Land, following a demanding mixture of alpine forestry roads, cycle paths along the Loisach River, and lakeside trails. A central highlight is the contrast between the Baroque splendor of the Ettal Basilica and the...

Picturesque stretch of road in the Ammergau Alps, Bavaria From Oberammergau you pass the historic crucifixion group, the calf slab and the bear cave to the Ettal monastery. There are places to stop for a break. Highlights: - Passion play - Ettal Abbey

Beautiful official hiking trail of the Ammergauer Alpen GmbH tourism organization near Saulgrub, Bavaria Highlights of the hike: - Ettal Abbey in the Ammergau Alps - Small spring spring - Flora and fauna of the Bavarian Alpine region

From the PP at the motorway exit Eschenlohe (625m) south. Always follow the forest road towards the Höhenberg. In Katzental left valley outward. At 720m left in the trail to the 7 banks and down to Oberau. Follow the Giessenbachfußweg to St. Georg. On the Hirschbergweg or the Spielleitenweg to Farchant (680m). At Lahnenwiesgraben turn right onto the forest road to the Enningalm. This or the signs to the Enningalm always monotonously follow. On the Enningalm (1560m) on the left on the except...