Wandern mit Kindern im Chiemgau

The Feichteck is a mountain in the Chiemgau Alps with a height of 1514 m.



Our daughter was 4.5 years old on the hike and mastered the ascent with flying colors. However, not without a lot of scolding in between, because the ascent is actually very steep for short children's legs. Fortunately, there were… read more

The hike to the Kranzhorn is easily manageable for children.



Instead of walking on the forest path, we walk uphill to the left at the Hintermaieralm. First through the forest and then across the meadow to Bubenau. From here a hiking trail leads through the forest and along the mountain to the Kranzhorn… read more

It's a sunny and warm day in late October. Half of Munich (or all of Munich?) Is on the way to the mountains. And we? I decided to look at the mountains from a distance today. And where better to do that than on the observation tower on the Ratzinger Höhe?



After a short and crisp ascent from the parking… read more

One of the largest, largely intact raised bogs in Bavaria is located in the Inzell Filzen.



The adventure trail has all kinds of interesting facts ready, starting with mammoths and cave bears. That's still too much information for four-year-olds, but here and there was still explained and asked. The giant… read more

After the single-seater ride on the nostalgic chairlift, we climb steeply up the Dürrnbachhorn from the mountain station. The path with its steps becomes an exciting climbing game for small children. The little hikers quickly get out of breath, but the summit is quickly reached after just under 150 meters… read more

The hike is moderately difficult for children (sure-footedness and a head for heights are required). The path is exciting because it hardly runs on a forest path and the children have to practice surefootedness here and there. Part of the path runs along a narrow path along the slope, this is where attention… read more

The way to the summit cross is not to be missed. The way to the descent via the Hochtrittalm is not signposted. Approx. 50 meters after the summit cross, it branches off to the right.

My tip: The Fellhorn at Straubinger Haus is definitely a summit on which you can experience a magnificent sunrise or sunset… read more

In search of full sun - after all, the weather forecast for Saturday was imperial - we decided to visit the Nickelheim moor station.



We got Saharan dust in the air, pictures with a yellow tinge and a walk that can last all afternoon if the almost 2-year-old child decides to walk as much as possible. And… read more

Yesterday we hiked from Steinkirchen to the Dandlbergalm. Or rather go for a walk. We had the Crossbuggy YippieYo with us for testing and therefore decided on an easy tour that is suitable for strollers.



We have come a long way, because shortly after Dorfen there is a huge linden tree with benches and… read more

As the saying goes: the best comes at the end. For our hiking week in Chiemgau it could be that we put the best on the first day more by chance and absolutely unexpected.



But it could also have been a mixture of a lot of good things that made the hike a really great day:



- Lush green on the hike along… read more

The rugged and distinctive jagged rocks of the Kampenwand are visible from afar and are a landmark of the Chiemgau Alps.



With the Kampenwandbahn you can float to 1,461 meters in 15 minutes. The path from the Sonnenalm, which exudes little alpine charm, to the Steinlingsalm is easy and can also be traveled… read more

We're going to Austria. For the first time in almost a year. Madness!



We want to hike from Kössen via the Stoibermöseralm to the Taubensee and Taubenseehütte. Even from the parking lot, we have a breathtaking panorama of the Wilder Kaiser. How much did we miss that.



The troop starts moving and less than… read more

A relatively easy circular hike to the Wildbichl Alm starts from Sachrang, which is also suitable for a winter hike with children. However, a short section on the way back is difficult. Grödel belong in the hiking luggage anyway, so that we also mastered this short passage safely.



When the weather is… read more

At the weekend we didn't feel like snow and mountains. The week was exhausting and we wanted to enjoy the announced sun. With a mountain view, a little exercise, a highlight for the kids and few people.



We found all this on the Fraueninsel. The mountain view of the snow-covered mountains was fantastic… read more

It's just March and we've hiked to the Wildbichl Alm for the third time this year - that's how much we like it up here. The Alm is managed all year round and on this sunny and warm weekend in March we felt like a leisurely hike and a magnificent sunset.



The fact that it was quite hazy didn't stop us from… read more

I've always wanted to see the crocus blossom below the Heuberg on the Daffnerwaldalmen. On Sunday we finally put the project into action. The easy tour is also easy for children and if you park at the Bruchfeld (Gammern) hiking spot, you have just 200 meters in altitude to overcome.



What doesn't really… read more

If the snow doesn't come to us, then we'll just come to the snow. Even if we were unable to get a view of the mountains on the simple tour around the Hechtsee, we enjoyed the magic of the driving snow very much.

The round is easy, suitable for pushchairs and very popular.

A leisurely hike on the densely wooded Sulzberg, a swim in the sun at the summit cross and a stopover at the Schlipfgrubalm. That almost put together our hiking day yesterday quite well.



The Sulzberg is a wonderfully calm hill in the very north of the Inn Valley with a beautiful view to the north of the… read more

At the weekend we were looking for sun and snow. We found both. More or less.



The sun was shining for what it took. However, not on the way we hiked up. But we could keep our faces in the sun with coffee and cheese dumpling soup on the alpine pasture. What about the snow? It was there and nice to look… read more