Best trails near Kreuzbichel

This high alpine tour begins in Hinterstein and ascends past a historic power station toward the turquoise waters of Schrecksee, Germany's highest alpine lake with an island. The trail climbs steeply beyond former pasture huts before reaching the exposed ridge of the Rauhhorn, where scrambling skills and surefootedness are required. Expansive panoramas sweep across the Allgäu Alps toward the Tannheim Valley. Sturdy alpine boots with strong traction are necessary for the rocky, narrow ridge...

Hike to the rustic Willersalpe in the Allgäu Alps This hike leads to a rustic hut that is still supplied with Haflinger horses and donkeys. Located above the Hintersteiner Tal, you have a great view from here while enjoying your snack. 30 people can sleep in the hut's mattress dorm. Thus, the Willersalpe is a good starting point for a hike to the Schrecksee.

The Jubiläumsweg is an 18 km long, well-known high-altitude trail in the Allgäu Alps. he path is secured with ropes in places and surefootedness is definitely required. The starting point is the hiking car park "Auf der Höh" and the end point is the Prinz-Luitpold-Haus, where there are places to stay overnight and to stop for refreshments. There are no places to stop for refreshments on the path itself, so you should make sure you have enough provisions. Highlights of the hike: - Imposing...

Summit tour to the rugged and not often climbed Rauhhorn, which is partially exposed and secured with steel ropes. Suitable for experienced hikers who like peace and quiet on their tour. Tip: there is an alpine pasture on the summit that offers fresh milk. -------------------------------- Accessible by bus and train

Popular hike in the Allgaeu High Alps nature reserve, Bavaria. A great mountain hike that inspires with many great panoramic views. On the way to the Gaishorn you pass several Alps. A good level of fitness, sure-footedness and sturdy shoes are essential for this hike. Highlights of the hike: - Ostrach - Gaishorn - Willersalpe - Feldalpe - Gaiseck