Best trails near Palas

Popular hike in the Bavarian Pre-Alps. This mountain hike is one of the classics in the Bavarian Pre-Alps. It is particularly suitable as a winter hike. It can be undertaken as a classic hike, with snowshoes or with a sledge across the Hirschbach valley. There are various ascent options that can be used depending on the weather conditions. Overall, this is an easy tour with occasional sections of medium difficulty. A little surefootedness is an advantage. Start is directly at Lenggries...

Great tour with a constantly rising forest path. At the end the path becomes a bit steeper but it is still manageable. In the direction of Aueralm you drive up a hiking trail and then you go downhill again on a trail that is challenging at the beginning. From the trail you come to the forest road.

The route initially leads on the forest road and is easy to walk. This part is also used by mountain bikes. The climb to the ox fight is steep, but not difficult to go. For the descent, which leads first on the ridge towards Spitz-Auerkamp and a bit further, you should at least be sure-footed. You will be rewarded by a beautiful view all around.

The stage from Kreuth to Lenggries is relatively long but also very beautiful and promises some good views. Long stretches of the hike lead through woodland, and you will enjoy a rest at the Hirschberghaus lodge and the fresh water of the Schwarzenbach stream. The Seekarkreuz offers some wonderful views before hiking onwards through the Hirschbach valley to Lenggries. The overview list of all stages of the Purple Trail can be found here: https://www.alltrails.com/lists/via-alpina-purple-trail

Fun mountain bike tour near Lenggries, Bavaria. The route starts at the Lenggries-Hohenburg hiking parking lot and begins with an ascent through the Hirschbachtal valley over the Hirschtalsattel saddle. This is followed by an easy trail through the Stinkergraben (S2) and down towards Bad Wiessee. Another ascent follows over the Söllberg to the Aueralm up to the Fockenstein trail (S2). From there, the fun downhill section begins via the Geierstein trail (S2/S3) over root carpets, drops and...