Best trails near Riesenberg

Popular hikes in the Chiemgau Alps, The Hochrieshütte is a well-known excursion destination that offers great views as well as a place to stop for refreshments. The trail starts in Lederstube and leads through forest and meadows up to the summit of the Hochries, where the Hochrieshütte is located. After a refreshment stop, you return along the same route. Highlights: - Hochries - Great views

Panoramic circular hike near Frasdorf in the Chiemgau Alps. The circular hiking trail begins in Frasdorf and leads over the Riesenhütte up to the Riesenberg with wonderful views of the Bavarian Alps. The tour is also suitable as a winter hike with snowshoes. ------- Parking lot "Lederstube" car park

Great and promising hike on the Hochries, Bavaria. This beautiful tour with many great views of the Kampenwand starts in Hohenaschau. The path leads steadily and solidly to the 1569 m high Hochries. Past the Riesenalm, the path is a mixture of forest and field and offers bombastic views. In the tourist information in Aschau there is an information sheet for this hike with much more information. Highlights: - local flora and fauna - great mountain panorama - Hochries summit

This route is stage 1 of the Chiemgautour, a multi-day hike through the Chiemgau Alps in Bavaria, Germany. The trail leads from the Festhalle in Hohenaschau steadily upward past the Hofalm and the Stubn (formerly Frasdorfer Hütte) to the closed Riesenhütte, before a final climb leads to the Hochrieshütte (1,569 m) on the Hochries summit. Wild camping is strictly prohibited in the Bavarian Alps; overnight stays are at the Hochrieshütte. Standard hiking gear and sturdy footwear are required....

Mountain tour no. 26 - Aschau on the Hochries summit house (1.568m) over the Hof Alm, Riesenhütte and back again. Very varied route with a particularly worthwhile stop at the DAV Haus. The route starts at a steep start.

Demanding, certified premium hiking trail in the Chiemgau Alps, Bavaria. The Chiemsee Alpenland Tour starts at the mountain station of the Hochriesbahn and is also aimed at occasional hikers who are inexperienced in the Alps. However, stamina and surefootedness are important prerequisites. You pass steep passages and longer ascents and descents. A minimum of a head for heights is required and equipment appropriate to the situation is required. The hike can be planned individually, as the...

This route is stage 18 of the Maximiliansweg, a long-distance trail through Germany and Austria, beginning at the Hochrieshütte and ending at the Sonnenalm on the Kampenwand. The trail descends the forested slopes of the Hochries past the Riesenhütte and Hofalm before crossing the valley floor at Hohenaschau. From the valley, a steep and demanding ascent leads back up into the Chiemgau Alps, passing impressive limestone rock formations and open alpine pastures to reach the Kampenwand ridge....

The Chiemgautour Hüttenwanderung is a scenic multi-day mountain trek through the Bavarian Alps, covering 40 km (25 miles) over four typical stages. Starting in Hohenaschau and ending at the Kampenwand near Aschau im Chiemgau, the point-to-point route traverses sunny alpine meadows, forested valley paths, and high-elevation ridges. Hikers navigate a mix of gravel roads, singletrack trails, and secure rocky summit paths while ascending key peaks including the Hochries, Spitzstein, Geigelstein,...