Best trails near Wasserwerk Starnberg

Family-friendly hike in Upper Bavaria between Starnberg and Pöcking. Not far from the popular Lake Starnberg is this quiet excursion destination, which is particularly suitable for anyone who wants to escape the hustle and bustle of the lake. The gorge trail leads from the Pöcking district of Maising along the idyllic stream to Starnberg and back the same way. A little detour to the picturesque St Mary's Chapel just before Starnberg can be planned . The village of Maising has stops for...

Varied route section in the Bavarian Alpine foothills. The first stage in the footsteps of the Bavarian fairytale king Ludwig II begins at the Votive Chapel on Lake Starnberg, which is easily accessible by public transport from Munich. The route leads through the Mainsinger Gorge, moorland meadows and gentle hills to Dießen. In Herrsching am Ammersee, a ferry is taken to cross the Ammersee to Dießen am Ammersee, the official end of this section of the route. There are refreshment stops and...

Family-friendly circular hike in the Bavarian Alpine Foreland from Starnberg to the Maisinger See. The circular hike, suitable for children, leads on wide, flat paths along the Maisinger Bach. There are nice places to stop for a break directly on the lake with great views. ---------------------------------------------- Accessible by bus and train

2nd stage of the Munich Way of St. James, Bavaria. This stage of the Way of St. James connects the two traditional Benedictine monasteries of Schäftlarn and Andechs. The hike begins with an ascent from the Isar valley and leads through extensive wooded areas to the shores of Lake Starnberg. Historically significant places are passed along the lake before the trail continues through the deeply incised Maising Gorge. Situated on a hill and visible from afar, Andechs Monastery marks the end of...

Panoramic mountain bike tour around Starnberg. On forest - farm roads it goes mainly through forests and meadows from Starnberg to the Isar to Grünwald. Here you follow the Isartrail towards Wolfratshausen. Before Schäftlarn, it becomes single trail No. 1. Sometimes the bike has to be carried and hoisted over various tree trunks. At the end you cross the river ankle-deep or balance over a tree trunk. E-bikers should be at least two people in order to be able to carry them. From here the path...