Best trails near Maibaum

Family-friendly loop in Kochel am See in Upper Bavaria. From the starting point, the loop quickly leads into the forest, where smaller climbs have to be mastered until the Leinbach stream is reached. Here there are idyllic little waterfalls and a path along the stream. The picturesque path is also easy to master with small children. It starts directly at Kochel railway station. There are car parks, an information point and bathrooms here. There are several cafés, restaurants and ice cream...

Beautiful lake hike in Kochel am See, Bavaria. This route goes around the beautiful Kochelsee, the adopted home of Franz Marc, a German painter, draftsman and graphic artist. Sights of all kinds are lined up along the route, such as the Franz Marc Museum, the still active industrial monument of the Walchensee power plant and finally the Schlehdorf monastery. Overall, this is a scenic and culturally rewarding hike in the Bavarian Prealps that is suitable for all ages. Since many songbirds...

Popular loop trail on the Kochelsee, Bavaria. A wonderful hike through the Loisach-Kochelsee moors between Kochel am See and Brunnenbach. If you want a bit of culture while hiking in addition to beautiful nature, you can make a detour to Aspelstein Castle or the Church of St. Michael Kochel am See Highlights of the hike: - Kochelsee - Kochel am See - Hiking trail along the Loisach - Loisach-Kochelsee moors

Panoramic hike or mountain bike tour at Kochelsee, Bavaria. This trail is a beautiful hike or mountain bike tour through the mountains south of Kochel, which can be easily reached by public transport (starting point of the hike: Kochel train station). Starting from the beautiful Lambachtal valley, the route leads mainly through the forest and occasionally across mountain pastures. Highlights of the route: - idyllic Lambachtal valley - great views - Kochel am See - Kochler Alm - natural paths

Loop to Rabenkopf with fantastic views, Bavaria. This is a beautiful and varied hike with an excellent all-around view of the Rabenkopf. The ascent is via the Kohlleiter, to the Orteralm, up to the Rabenkopf, and on the way past the Staffel- and Kochleralm back to the starting point, the train station in Kochel am See. The ascent over the mountain rescue hut requires sure-footedness but is not difficult to master. The descent from the Kochler-Alm leads over a relatively narrow path, which...

Stage 5 of the Bodensee-Königssee cycle path at the foot of the Alps. The 5th stage starts not far from the picturesque Kochelsee and leads past the Benediktbeuren monastery between Loisach and Isar to the climatic health resort Bad Heilbrunn, which the Celts discovered. Then through the Gaißachtal in front of a great mountain panorama with the typical Bavarian villages including onion dome churches to the day's destination Gmund am Tegernsee. Highlights: - Bad Heilbrunn health resort with...

Popular loop trail at the Kochelsee, Bavaria. This beautiful loop takes hikers into the enchanted Loisach-Kochelsee moorland. You walk along the Loisach, then on the shore of the Kochelsee. A very special pearl is the small lake "Eichsee", where there is a designated swimming area. Despite a distance of almost 19 km, this route is very relaxed overall. Highlights of the hike: - Kochelsee - Loisach - Moorland - Eichsee (swimming area) - Kochel am See

Accessible by bus and train. Refreshments.

Easier variant of the 1st stage from Kochel to Seefeld without crossing the Altlacher Hochkopf between Walchensee and Wallgau. The ascent from Kochel to Lake Walchensee can be done on Kesselbergstraße (heavy traffic on weekends!), As can the shorter west bank side on the federal road (B11). From Walchensee, the route runs exclusively on flat side roads on the lake shore and on the ascent to Wallgau on a tarred bike path. Easier final ascent to Seefeld here over the Triendlsäge on the marked...

This route follows the first stage of the Marvin Route and connects Lake Kochel with Seefeld. From Lake Kochel, the trail first continues toward Lake Walchen, linking two large pre-Alpine lakes in the opening part of the stage. Beyond the lake, the landscape gradually begins to change. The route continues via Wallgau to Mittenwald, while the broader valley terrain becomes increasingly framed by the mountains of the Karwendel. From there, the stage heads toward Scharnitz and crosses into...