This tour leads along the Leiblach, a natural low mountain river whose lower reaches form the border between Germany and Austria.



Enchanting ravine streams, shady ravine forests, rushing waterfalls, and other vistas await along the hike.



Gravel banks and shallow water areas invite you to linger and picnic… read more

The Scheidegg Waterfalls, the gateway to the mighty Rohrach Gorge, which is up to 200 meters deep, are among Bavaria's 100 most beautiful geotopes. The water of the Rickenbach River plunges down over two mighty rock steps. The two waterfalls, located close to each other, are 22 and 18 meters high, respectively… read more

The power of water formed the varied landscape of the West Allgäu. During the ice ages, huge glaciers carved out the valleys in a U-shape. In the warm periods that followed, numerous streams cut into the landscape formed by the glacier masses in a V-shape. There are several hikes around Scheidegg that… read more

The power of water formed the varied landscape of the West Allgäu. During the ice ages, huge glaciers carved out the valleys into a U-shape. In the warm periods that followed, numerous streams cut V-shaped into the landscape formed by the glacier masses. There are several hikes around Scheidegg that… read more

This short, accessible trail leads around the idyllic forest lake in Lindenberg.



There are information boards, a peat trail, beautiful views, and, in summer, swimming in the moor water. Ideal for families and relaxing walks.

This circular hike leads through the western Waldseemoor near Lindenberg: Enjoy pure nature with moors, meadows, and forests.



The route is particularly beautiful in early summer, with blooming orchids and globeflowers. The starting point for this peaceful and easy hike is the parking lot near Austraße… read more

This circular hike starts at the Lindenberg forest lake and leads to the Scheidegg Waterfalls. The varied route leads through meadows and small hamlets, offering magnificent views of the Alps.



The highlight is the Rickenbach waterfalls, which rise up to 22 meters high. A detour to the historic St. Wendelin… read more

Waterfalls, former mills, and an old castle ruin – this hike has a lot to offer. From the parking lot in Röthenbach, a narrow forest and root path leads along the Tobelbach stream. The scenic Tobel circular trail leads smoothly toward Ellhofen and, after a loop, back to Röthenbach through the Osterholz… read more

The starting point for this varied circular hike is the Gestratz village square with its small water adventure world. From the "Gestratz Water Worlds," the trail leads along the Kaplanoibach stream to Brugg and via Hochglend into the Osterwald forest and to the Markttobelbach stream.



The Malleichen spa… read more

The hike leads through the wild Eistobel world, sparse mountainside forests, and green meadows. The roar of the waterfalls in the gorge provides a vivid contrast to the tranquility of the mountain.



A varied tour, also suitable for families. At the highest point, there are wonderful views, and a small… read more

A visit to the Eistobel Gorge is unforgettable. A well-marked trail winds through the nature reserve. The 3.5 km trail takes you past rushing waterfalls, deep whirlpools, enormous boulders, and numerous rest areas.



The trail is also a highlight with children – the shallow stream provides a refreshing… read more

This varied half-day hike leads not only to the source of the Upper Argen, but also to several former mills and sawmills. Some of these are still used for timber cutting or to generate electricity with the help of small power plants.



In Stiefenhofen, a short detour to the flood retention basin is worthwhile… read more

At times tranquil, at times spectacular: The circular hike near Steibis begins gently and culminates in the wildest section of the entire Weißach Gorge, the Buchenegg Waterfalls.



The route initially follows the walking path toward the golf course, then crosses meadows and the forest nature trail toward… read more

This varied tour offers stunning views of the Weißach Valley and the nearby mountains. The highlight is the Eibele Falls, which cascade down several steps into a basin.



From the parking lot at the Kurhaus, the trail first leads through the Kapfwald forest to the 998-meter-high Kapf summit. From here… read more

The varied Mill Trail around Heimenkirch is also a short excursion into the town's history. Five mills, two sawmills, and two hammer forges once stood here along the Leiblach River.



The detour to the spring leads from the hiking car park eastward along the railway tracks to Riedhirsch. This also passes… read more

This half-day hike takes you through two nature reserves – the Degermoos and the Stockenweiler Weiher. Today, these two natural gems enjoy the highest level of protection. However, they were previously used for peat extraction and fish farming for centuries.



Starting from Opfenbach, the hike first leads… read more