Οι καλύτερες πεζοπορίες και περίπατοι σε καταρράκτες στην Άνω Βαυαρία

It's not the Jachen, but the Große Laine.

Those wanting to reach the waterfall or head towards Rabenkopf/Beniwand by mountain bike should take the forest road on the right-hand side heading into the valley. The narrow footpath on the left is closed to bicycles. It's a much nicer route for hiking and also the more scenic one towards Hirschhörnl.

The Hausbach Waterfall, just a short walk from the town center, offers a unique natural experience. Nestled in a wildly romantic gorge, the Hausbach stream cascades down several steps, creating an impressive natural spectacle, especially in spring and after rainfall. A narrow hiking trail leads along the stream, past rock faces, moss-covered stones, and cool, shady spots that offer welcome refreshment on hot summer days. The waterfall is also part of the "Waterfall Trail," a short, easy circular hike that's also ideal for families. Reit im Winkl thus combines the picturesque beauty of a traditional mountain village with the powerful natural beauty of the Hausbach Waterfall.

Violin making on-site! https://www.alpen-guide.de/reisefuehrer/poi/geigenbaumuseum-mittenwald

Well-maintained hiking trails with great (water) views

Always in sight, no matter where I am. A cable car 🚠 goes up

Many locals say Lake Ferchensee is beautiful enough to make you fall to your knees. This natural spectacle at 1,060 meters above sea level near Mittenwald is multifaceted. Sometimes the surrounding forests turn its surface dark green. Sometimes the mighty Wetterstein Wall and the walls of Lake Ferchensee are reflected in it, depending on which side you view the Alpine lake from. The white sand on its northern shore appears almost exotic. The last Ice Age formed Lake Ferchensee, just like the nine other lakes around Mittenwald, Krün, and Wallgau. Lake Ferchensee is a picture-perfect Alpine lake.

Ferchensee... Many locals find the Ferchensee "to die for" - beautiful enough to make you fall to your knees. The natural spectacle at 1,060 metres near Mittenwald is varied. Sometimes the forests around it turn its surface dark green. Sometimes the mighty Wetterstein wall and the Ferchensee walls are reflected, depending on which side you look at the alpine lake from. The white sand on its northern shore looks almost exotic. The last ice age formed the Ferchensee, just like the nine other lakes around Mittenwald, Krün and Wallgau. The Ferchensee is an alpine lake like in a picture book.