Wandern mit Kindern rund um München

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

The time has come: Our annual winter visit to the Spitzingsee between Christmas and New Year's is coming up. After we were here together with half of Munich last year, we didn't want to do without it this year.



Joking aside, it was beautiful again. Since the Spitzingsee was completely frozen at nightly… read more

Hoping that the fog would lift and the sun would still show up, we got off at the Isartalbahnhof S-Bahn station.



With red cheeks, a belly full of children's punch and lots of photos in which brown and gray alternate in different shades, we got back on the tram in Grünwald. Sun? Unfortunately not.



On a… read more

Last weekend we ended up looking for snow at the Eibsee. Can you still recommend this beautiful piece of nature with a clear conscience? Clear! Just drive when nobody is there. For example with zero visibility 😉



After we first walked a bit along the lake, we turned into the forest. There was enough snow… read more

A grandiose round from the parking lot of the Wankbahn to the Tannenhütte with a detour over the Hacker-Pschorr Bridge and a loooong break on the meadow at the Eckenhütte.



The circuit is great for kids: no boring forest paths, plus a playground on the Tannenhütte and the Hacker-Pschorr Bridge. Just under… read more

Great tour for kids!



Caution: We initially hiked from the Heldenkreuz towards the Osterfeuerkopf. But then it's the other way around. This path is not suitable for children!



The hike to the Heldenkreuz is relatively easy. Most of the time, the forest zigzags uphill over steps and roots. There is enough… read more

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

MUT = mother and daughter. That's exactly what we did today. I grabbed my hiking backpack and my 4 year old and we enjoyed the autumn hiking together.



Maybe it doesn't sound too brave, but it was for me. Such a 4-year-old child is unpredictable and I usually don't have much to do with route planning and… read more

We are enjoying autumn to the fullest. We (of course) didn't mind that October last weekend wasn't that golden. Nothing better than bleak autumn weather anyway, also for hiking.



Andechs Monastery, high above Lake Ammersee, has long ceased to be a place that only believers visit. It is a popular hiking… read more

The Wendelstein-Männlein-Weg is a classic among family-friendly hikes. We were actually hiking there for the third time. The little man way is just always going.



At around 4.5 kilometers, it is quite entertaining and the slightly more than 200 vertical meters should also be manageable for beginners. However… read more

In August we were at the Brünnsteinhaus with our 4 year old. Maybe everyone was on vacation? Maybe it was too hot for most of the hikers? Maybe the cable car to the hut is missing? Seldom experienced so little up there.



We decided to climb from the Rosengasse. So the way there is the same as the way back… read more

Isar nature adventure trail near Krün: hiking with children and prams on the Isar

The Isar-Natur-Erlebnisweg near Krün is a great hiking trail that is also perfect for beginners and can also be used with a stroller. At just under 6 km, the path is not too long and the children can do 120 vertical meters… 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

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

The Walchensee developed into THE destination for Munich residents in the Corona summer 2020. Sure, it is also one of the most beautiful lakes in Bavaria and the blue of the water in summer looks like the Caribbean. However, the water temperature differs considerably.



In autumn it becomes noticeably quieter… read more

The Murnauer Moos is located on the northern edge of the Bavarian Alps and south of Murnau and the Staffelsee. With 32 km² it represents the largest contiguous natural moor area in Central Europe.



And: It is the perfect hike to really soak up the sun again, because most of the time the hike takes place… read more