Best trails near Weitnauer Bach

9th stage of the Munich Way of St. James, Bavaria. After leaving the historic town of Kempten, this pilgrimage route quickly leads upwards and opens up new perspectives. From Mariaberg, the view sweeps far across the Allgäu landscape, while the Mulzer Föhre pine tree stands guard as a silent natural monument. A special moment of the stage is the arrival in Ermengerst, where the Munich Way of St. James meets the Augsburg Way of St. James and the paths merge. The trail continues over a...

Long and varied stage of the Way of St. James. The stage from Weitnau to Scheidegg is used equally by both the Bavarian-Swabian and the Munich Way of St. James, so this description serves both routes. The route is quite long and begins hilly via Wilhams, Geratsried, Trabers and Genhofen into the municipality of Weiler-Simmerberg. There is a much-vaunted pilgrims' hostel in Scheidegg. Scheidegg also acts as a crossroads for the Bavarian-Swabian Pilgrims' Way, which continues to Lindau, as...

This route is stage 1 of the Allgäu Cycle Path, starting in Isny im Allgäu and ending in Kempten. Departing historic Isny, the path follows a former railway line through the scenic Allgäu landscape. Riders climb through Kleinweiler and Hofen to the high point at Weitnau along the Rhine-Danube drainage divide, enjoying panoramic views before descending past Buchenberg and the idyllic Herrenwieser Weiher into Kempten. Overnight options include guesthouses and hotels in towns along the way;...

10th stage of the Munich long-distance hiking trail, Bavaria. This stage is a hike through time. The trail partly follows the historic "Kapellenweg", an old Roman road that later served as a salt route and led traders from Bad Reichenhall to Lake Constance. After a climb, the Gothic St. Stephen's Chapel in Genhofen with its unusually designed interior rewards you for a moment of pause. The destination, Weiler im Allgäu, is a place rich in history, which is reflected in the many museums and...

A scenic section of the route in Oberallgäu, Bavaria On the second stage there are two longer climbs - so you should bring good shoes and a bit of stamina. It goes through forests and over sunny meadows to Weitnau. You can cool off in the Eschacher Weiher in summer. Highlights: - Eschach pond - Wengen model railway museum - neo-Gothic parish church of St Pelagius - Hohenegg Museum

Wooded mountain bike tour near Isny in the Allgäu. From the starting point in Kleinweilerhofen (parking lot at the cemetery) to the Alttrauchburg castle ruins, then to the Sonneckgrat. Over the Stoffelberg to the Hauchenberg and then from Wilhams on the Carl-Hirnbein-Weg to Weitnau and back to the start. Nice tour with some trails and two sliding sections. ---------------------- Accessible by bus and train

If you fancy a bike tour or a hiking excursion, you have found a great route here.

Loop around Weitnau. Whether for a bike tour or if you prefer hiking, the route is a wonderful sight.