Best trails near Grafenlehen

Popular hiking trail in the Berchtesgadener Land biosphere region, Bavaria. The Koenigssee is one of the most popular attractions in the Berchtesgaden National Park. This 10 km long hike leads to the lake, which is one of the cleanest lakes in Germany. You follow the course of the Koenigsseer Ache from Berchtesgaden station. Highlights of the hike: - Schoenau am Koenigssee - North shore of the Koenigssee - Koenigssee Ache - Detour to the Royal Castle Berchtesgaden (optional)

Popular loop in Berchtesgadener Land, Bavaria This hike inspires with varied landscapes - river, lake, forest, and steep ascent to the Brandkopf. In addition, it is rich in magnificent views and first leads along the Ache toward Königssee. From there, the route follows the northeastern foothills of the Berchtesgaden National Park up into the forest and once around the Hinterer Brandkopf and Vorderer Brandkopf. From up here, in particular, there are truly fantastic views of the surrounding...

Popular circular hiking trail in the Berchtesgaden Alps, Bavaria This wonderful route leads from the Berchtesgaden train station via Schönau am Königssee to the Königssee located on the northeastern edge of the Berchtesgaden National Park. On the way back you hike on the famous Königsseer footpath along the Ache back to the starting point of the tour. Picturesque waters and wild mountain peaks provide postcard-like views along the way. Accessible by bus and train. There are places to stop...

The four “wheel stars” are the ideal routes for fans of the Berchtesgaden Alps. From Berchtesgaden there is a tour in all four directions. "North", "South" and "East" can be dealt with without any problems. Much more demanding, however, is the “Radstern West” through Schönau to Ramsau, up to the idyllic Hintersee and on to Taubensee. The grandiose landscape tour leads over around 37 kilometers and almost 700 meters in altitude. --- Refreshments Accessible by bus and train

Idyllic hike to Königssee in Berchtesgadener Land, Bavaria The route starts at the "Berchtesgaden Unterau" bus stop. It follows the Berchtesgadener Ache river, which then leads to the Königseeer Ache. The enchanting landscape of the biosphere reserve offers relaxation and romance. The idyllic Königsee footpath, which runs parallel to the Königseeer Ache, then leads to the northern tip of the beautiful Königsee with fantastic views of the Bavarian Alps. Boat trips can be taken here and the...

Stage 8 of the Bodensee-Königssee cycle path at the foot of the Alps. The last stage of the long-distance cycle path first leads past Höglwörther See, where a visit to the Augustinian monastery Höglwörth is worthwhile before moving on to the next highlight: the salt and spa town of Bad Reichenhall. The list of attractions and sights in the Alpine city includes the Bildstöckl Chapel, Marzoll Castle and the pilgrimage church in Karlstein, which is enthroned on the Pankrazfelsen. In front of...

This route runs as a segment of the Watzmann-Hochkönig Mountain Bike Loop from Oberalm first into the Hallein area and then picks up the climb toward Bad Dürrnberg. Beyond the Salzach valley, the character changes clearly: the opening section near the valley line turns into a long, demanding mountain segment over Zinkenkogel before the Roßfeld Höhenstraße opens the transition into the Berchtesgaden area. After that, the route continues on old forest roads to Scharitzkehlalm and then descends...

Versatile, alpine section of the E10 long-distance hiking trail, Bavaria. The E10 long-distance hiking trail starts in Finland and runs through Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic and Italy. The Bavarian section runs through an alpine area and has great highlights to offer. The descent from Austria is to Berchtesgaden. From there, the section begins with a fairly flat path to the 1972 meter high Berchtesgadener Hochthron and the Stöhrhaus (seasonal refreshment stop and overnight...

This route follows Stage 10 of the SalzAlpenSteig, traveling from Königssee to Bad Dürrnberg on a demanding day that crosses onto the Austrian side of the trail. From the lake and valley floor, it passes through forest, partly paved sections, and steeper mountain terrain while linking some of the route’s most distinctive salt-history landmarks, including the Berchtesgaden salt mine and the Celtic traces around Dürrnberg, giving the stage a clear cross-border identity alongside its alpine...