Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen
100% of reviewers say this trail is moderate
6.7miLength
1,076ftElevation gain
3–3.5hrEstimated time
Loop
Popular loop trail in the Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park, Bavaria.
From Hirschling you hike slightly uphill in the direction of Katzheim. Most of the time you walk on well-developed hiking trails through the Teufelsgsperre natural forest reserve until you finally descend into the valley of the Regen. The last two kilometers lead directly along the Regen back to Hirschling.
Highlights of the hike:
- quiet, well-developed forest trails
- idyllic Regen valley
- Hirschling Castle
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What’s helpful to know about this trail?
Check out this 6.7-mile loop trail near Maxhütte-Haidhof, Bavaria. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 3 h 2 min to complete. This trail is great for hiking and trail running, and it's unlikely you'll encounter many other people while exploring. Dogs are welcome and may be off-leash in some areas.
What is the expected weather this week for Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen?
Expected weather for Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen for the next 5 days is:
- Sun, September 20 - 60 degrees/clear
- Mon, September 21 - 60 degrees/clear
- Tue, September 22 - 64 degrees/clear
- Wed, September 23 - 62 degrees/clear
- Thu, September 24 - 63 degrees/clear
Where is Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen located?
Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen is a trail located in Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park.
How hard is Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen?
Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen is considered a moderate hike that covers 6.7 mi, with an elevation gain of 1,076 ft. It takes about 3–3.5 hr to complete. Moderate trails often feature gradual climbs or obstacles like rocks or roots.
What is the elevation gain for Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen?
Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen is considered a moderate hike that covers 6.7 mi, with an elevation gain of 1,076 ft. It takes about 3–3.5 hr to complete. Moderate trails often feature gradual climbs or obstacles like rocks or roots.
Is Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen a loop?
Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen is a loop trail that covers 6.7 mi, with an elevation gain of 1,076 ft. It takes about 3–3.5 hr to complete. Loop trails have the same starting point and endpoint. You'll follow a single route without retracing your steps.
How long is Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen?
Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen is a loop trail that covers 6.7 mi, with an elevation gain of 1,076 ft. It takes about 3–3.5 hr to complete. Loop trails have the same starting point and endpoint. You'll follow a single route without retracing your steps.
Are dogs allowed on Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen?
Yes, dogs are allowed on Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen. Double check regulations about going off leash.
Is there running at Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen?
Yes, trailgoers have said that Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen is good for running. This trail covers 6.7 mi, with an elevation gain of 1,076 ft.
Are there forests at Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen?
Yes, Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen is a forest trail in Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park.
Are there wildflowers at Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen?
Yes, trailgoers have reported a variety of wildflower types on Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen, though the specific types can vary from month to month.
Is there wildlife at Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen?
Yes, many trailgoers have spotted wildlife at Hirschling - Katzheim - Valley of the Regen in Upper Bavarian Forest Nature Park. Always observe wildlife from a safe distance.
Last updated on September 17, 2026 at 4:10 am GMT+0