Baby carrier or pushchair – hiking with toddlers in Germany’s Bavaria

The Isar nature adventure trail near Krün is a great circular hiking trail that can also be used with a pram. It starts at the hiking car park in Gries in Krün. The path starts at the bridge over the Isar and is fully signposted.



The path is so varied that your children can hardly lose their motivation… read more

The Wendelstein-Männlein-Weg is a classic among family-friendly hikes. Unfortunately, you cannot take the pram with you because the path is not passable all the way. During the ascent and descent, you walk over stones and roots along the slope. Exactly the right way, so that you don't get bored on the… read more

Once very close to the treetops: 40 meters above the ground you can experience the world from a bird's eye view on the Allgäu Skywalk in Scheidegg, with a wonderful panoramic view of the Alps and the Lake Constance region. If you want, you can go over the wobbly bridge at a height of 15 meters and whiz… read more

This grandiose loop leads from the Wankbahn car park to the Tannenhütte with a children's playground. The highlight is undoubtedly the detour over the 57 meter long Hacker-Pschorr Bridge and a leisurely break on the meadow at the corner hut. The 400 meters in altitude should be manageable for sporty… read more

A visit to the Nickelheim moor station is worthwhile for a trip with children because the hike is very instructive. It starts at the Moorstation Nickelheim car park. The path can be used with prams, bicycle trailers, balance bikes, scooters and handcarts. Only at the bird watching point you have to walk… read more

On this simple but extremely promising tour on the crystal-clear Eibsee at the foot of the Zugspitze, you will find it difficult to keep your eyes on the ground. It's a good thing that the path is relatively flat and you can extensively look at the almost unreal color and clarity of the lake. The Eibsee… read more

The Altmühltal is a true natural paradise - with the dry grassy slopes and the steep rock formations, there is something to discover at almost every bend in the river. Some of the hiking trails are quite adventurous, but our tour suggestion for you and your family is definitely also suitable for small… read more

At Hals, just a short distance upstream from Passau, the Ilz meanders romantically in a double loop around two promontories. Wood used to be harvested here, which is why the river was dammed to form a small lake. In the summer months you can swim in it - and so that there is enough time for this, we… read more

Attention animal lovers: Various animals that still live here today or at least once lived in the Bavarian Forest are waiting for you in the animal sanctuary near Neuschönau in the Lusen National Park Centre. In addition to the obligatory deer, wild boar and roe deer, bears, wolves and moose also live… read more

The Osterseen south of Munich are remnants of the last Ice Age - and today a wonderful place for a family hike. The paths there are all well developed and therefore also suitable for a pram. Almost all of the lakes and their shores are under nature protection - so things are idyllic here. Two shore areas… read more

Do you want to soak up the sun and experience pure nature? Then the Murnauer Moos is the right place for you and your family. It lies on the northern edge of the Bavarian Alps and south of Murnau and Lake Staffelsee. At 32 square kilometers, it is the largest contiguous, naturally preserved moorland… read more

The Walchensee 75 kilometers south of Munich is one of the most beautiful lakes in Bavaria. The blue of the water looks like in the Caribbean in summer, only the water temperature is a bit cooler up here at 800 meters. The lake is extremely popular. It can get really busy here, especially at the weekend… read more

Would you like to show your child a “real” forest? Then off to the Bavarian Forest around the Zwieslerwaldhaus, because here you will still find a real jungle feeling with giant trees, a lot of dead wood and all the more animal forest dwellers. Above all, you will notice that there are many more birds… read more

The Mandichosee is actually "only" a barrage of the Lech - but that doesn't make it any less romantic and relaxing. Your easy round tour starts at the parking lot below the lake and leads clockwise along the eastern crest of the dike. After a detour to the Auensee, you hike back to the starting point… read more

This hike near Regensburg takes you straight to hell! That is the nickname of the Höllenbach valley. But you'll quickly notice that it's not all that hellish in this mossy biotope. The stream splashes happily through the jungle-like gorge, a hiking trail on its bank invites you to an adventurous walk… read more

Read, touch, try it out for hikers of all ages on the relaxed, four-kilometre tour in Rottenbuch. Because on the Pfaffenwinkler Milchweg you will learn exciting things about milk and agriculture at ten adventure stations.



Let's start at the parking lot of the Schönegger Käsealm. Before you set off, you… read more

Almidyll, hut stop and a refreshing section through the forest: On this hike near Ruhpolding in Chiemgau, mountain hikers big and small get their money's worth. The first half of the hike is moderately steep, the second half is almost flat, so the route is also suitable for prams.



In the middle of the… read more

A little north of Freising you will find the Bavarian State Arboretum, called Weltwald Freising. There are different areas in which trees and shrubs from specific regions of the world have been planted. You can wander through the flora of the Rocky Mountains, visit an East Asian-inspired pavilion and… read more

The Schliersee is 50 kilometers south-east of Munich and can be easily reached by public transport. Surrounded by wonderfully green banks and framed by mountains such as the Brechspitz, the Bodenscheid, the Rotwand and the Taubenstein, it is a very popular destination for walkers and hikers.



The circular… read more

The Andechs monastery is located high above the Ammersee and is a popular destination in the Munich area. The route leads over an adventurous path above the Kienbach to the monastery, so that the little ones (and big ones) don't get bored.



Once at the top you can enjoy the views and stop off at the Br… read more