Best trails near Wiedemannweiher
4.2(203 reviews)
Want to check out Wiedemannweiher from the trail? Good news: 10 trails will get you there, including camping trails. Plan your trip with hand-curated trail maps, along with reviews and photos from nature lovers like you. Looking for a challenge? Choose from 9 moderate or hard routes. No matter how you like to get out in nature, the trails near Wiedemannweiher are perfect for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Top trails
- 4.7 (145)·Hard·12.3 mi·Est. 6.5–7 hrA loop in the Schwangau area leads through a mixture of royal history and alpine nature. The route leads past the tranquil Schwansee lake up to the world-famous Neuschwanstein Castle. Deer can be spotted in the mountain forests. Reports from travelers recommend weatherproof clothing, as the weather in the foothills of the Alps can be changeable. Historically, it is interesting to note that King Maximilian II. Maximilian II had Hohenschwangau rebuilt before his son Ludwig II planned his own...
- 4.3 (22)·Easy·5.8 mi·Est. 2.5–3 hrThis Four-Lakes Loop begins in Füssen and winds through the idyllic Faulenbach Valley, known as the “Valley of the Senses.” Along the route, the Mittersee, Obersee, Alatsee, and Weißensee lakes lie in succession. The trail winds gently through dense beech forests, where, with a little luck, you might spot nimble squirrels or colorful woodpeckers. A special highlight is the Alatsee, which is often called the “bleeding lake” because of the rare purple bacteria in its depths and is the setting...
- 4.8 (12)·Moderate·34.5 mi·Est. 14–15 hrThis picturesque loop leads through the Bavarian Alpine foothills near the Austrian border. The trail opens up the idyllic nature reserve of the Osterseen lakes near Iffeldorf and runs along a mixture of flat forest paths, well-maintained forest roads, and lakeside trails. A central highlight is the crystal-clear, often emerald-green shimmering water of the lakes. The trail runs along the Illasbergsee, Foggensee, Hopfensee, and Weissensee lakes and offers spectacular views of the approaching...
- 4.2 (6)·Hard·32 mi·Est. 15.5–17 hrDemanding mountain bike tour in the Ammergebirge nature reserve. A varied day tour on which you can enjoy beautiful views and the unique nature of the Ammer Mountains Nature Park. It goes over paved paths, single trails and dirt roads and on the way there are rest stops in Hohenschwangau, Bleckenau, at the Jägerhütte and near the starting point. Highlights: - Lechfall - Neuschwanstein Castle - Museum of the Bavarian Kings - Alpsee - Plansee
- 4.7 (4)·Moderate·26.6 miOfficial route of the 9th Königsschlösser Romantik Marathon in Füssen. The Romantic Marathon is a scenic run at the foot of Neuschwanstein Castle. The exact route can change slightly from year to year (see "Tips"). There are longer and shorter routes and also children's runs. The start is near Füssen railroad station. Highlights: - fantastic views - Hopfensee and Foggensee
- 4.4 (3)·Hard·21.7 mi·Est. 12–13 hrVaried hike to the "Füssener Hütte" with mountain panorama, Bavaria. This route offers a lot of variety, whether field, forest, water and wonderful View from the highest point of the route. The route starts out relaxed south of Füssen, initially following the course of the Lech to Musau. From there, the solid ascent begins on the Reintalweg to the Füssener Hütte at 1540 m above sea level in the Raintal in the Tannheim mountains in Tyrol. It's time to stop and enjoy the view before heading...
- 3.5 (4)·Moderate·38.7 mi·Est. 15.5–17 hrA varied and promising cycle tour near Füssen in Bavaria. This scenic round leads from Füssen past the Alatsee and over/through the Vilser-Scharte, and on via Pfronten, Fallmühle, Grän, Haldensee, Weissenbach, Reutte and Pinswang back to Füssen. It runs mainly on asphalt, otherwise on paved paths (gravel, gravel, loose chippings) and is therefore suitable for touring bikes and mountain bikes (although not a typical MTB route) - this round is not really suitable for racing bikes. The ascent...
- 5.0 (2)·Hard·15.6 mi·Est. 7.5–8.5 hrThis route follows stage 6 of the Maximiliansweg, a long-distance trail through Germany and Austria, beginning in Unterjoch and ending in Füssen. The path descends into the Vils valley, tracking the river past Schranzschrofen and across the Austrian border toward Pfronten-Ried. It climbs the Zirmgrat ridge past the high medieval Falkenstein castle ruins, offering panoramic views of the Tannheim Mountains and the Füssen lakes before descending past the Alatsee and Faulenbach to Füssen....
- 3.0 (5)·Hard·9.4 mi·Est. 5.5–6.5 hrThis stage offers great diversity. Start off walking at a leisurely pace along the Faulenbach stream, only to then climb uphill to the German-Austrian national border. A short stretch secured with cables then leads over the Zirmgrat ridge to Falkenstein, the oldest castle ruins in Germany, from where glorious views over the alpine foothills and the Tannheimer mountains can be enjoyed. The overview list of all stages of the Purple Trail can be found here:...
- 3.0 (1)·Hard·25.3 mi·Est. 13.5–14.5 hrDemanding bike tour from Füssen, Bavaria The route can start in a relaxed manner with a free parking lot at the railway platform. The first ascent starts from Reutte to Heiterwang, which you can comfortably push up to the castle. Do not drive through the tunnel on the road near Ehrwald as it can be narrow and dangerous. Alternatively on good paths through the meadows in the valley. Steep passages with coarse gravel await you at the Fernpass.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the best place to hike near Wiedemannweiher?
According to users from AllTrails.com, the best place to hike near Wiedemannweiher is Fussen: Two Castles - Two Lakes Loop, which has a 4.7 star rating from 145 reviews. This trail is 12.3 mi long with an elevation gain of 2,414 ft.
What is the longest trail near Wiedemannweiher?
According to AllTrails.com, the longest trail near Wiedemannweiher is Tannheimer Tal Valley. This trail is estimated to be 38.7 mi long.
Which trail has the most elevation gain near Wiedemannweiher?
Wiedemannweiher: With an ascent of 5,820 ft, MTB Tour: Füssen - Jägerhütte - Plansee has the most elevation gain of all of the trails in the area. The next highest ascent trail is Füssen-Nassereith with 5,711 ft of elevation gain.
What is the most popular and difficult trail near Wiedemannweiher?
The most popular and difficult trail near Wiedemannweiher is Fussen: Two Castles - Two Lakes Loop with a 4.7-star rating from 145 reviews.