Attractions in Lower Bavaria

There it stands majestically, at 1,456 meters, the highest mountain in the Bavarian Forest: the Great Arber. It is not for nothing that this mountain is nicknamed “King of the … read more

Even after this year's extremely dry and long summer, the Riesloch Falls still had enough water to make a wonderful impression. We went up the lower path, it requires more … read more

The ascent to the summit of the Aber also starts from Bodenmais via the Riesloch Falls.

Many myths and legends entwine around the third highest mountain in the Bavarian Forest National Park - the Lusen (1,373 meters). The devil himself is said to have played a … read more

The Riesloch nature reserve was designated on March 28, 1939, making it the oldest of its kind in the Arber area. It is 32.9 hectares and is located in the state forest area near Bodenmais.
Source: naturpark-bayer-wald.de/rissloch.html

Risloch Falls, great landscape for hiking 🥾

The venerable monastery is very impressive and it has something to drink, if you have a beer from the oldest (!) Monastic brewery in the world. It is difficult to … read more

With its height of 1,092 meters, Hirschenstein is one of the famous 18-thousanders in the Bavarian Forest. At the top of the summit there is a seven-meter-high masonry lookout tower. … read more

The hike and the ascent to the Pröller are well worth the effort, when you get to the top you have a wonderful view, and there is seating and tables for a snack or just to relax

Great waterfalls (Risloch) on the way to the Großer Arber or other beautiful places in the area.

In a ZDF survey on the most popular excursion destinations in Germany, the Great Rachel was number 1 in the mountain category at 1,453 meters! The highest mountain in the … read more

From the highest elevation of the Kaitersberg at 1,132 meters, you have a fantastic panorama to all sides. The peak of the Great Riedelstein is decorated in 1909 for the hometown poet Maximilian Schmidt erected monument.

Many hiking trails of various degrees of difficulty open up the hiking area around the Großer Falkenstein (1,315 meters). One of the most spectacular climbs is the path over the … read more

The Dreisessel (1,312 meters) is certainly one of the most striking mountains in the Bavarian Forest.

Impressive along the way is especially the "Stone Sea", a huge cluster of large … read more

The wooden bridge near Essing is a strap bridge that leads pedestrians and cyclists across the Main-Danube Canal at Essing near Kelheim. Built after seven years of planning in 1986, … read more

From here there is a spectacular view of Prunn Castle, perched on a rock at a dizzying height.

In the castle you can see the permanent exhibition “Prunn Castle and … read more

A detour is always worth a beautiful view 😉 (tower)
The four seasons region - Geißkopf.In summer - bike park, archery park, hiking and rest. read more

The rock plateau offers the most beautiful views of the monastery Weltenburg. Not always easy to find a path to the edge of the cliff, but it's worth it.

The “Kleiner Arber” shelter, also known as Chamer Hütte, is located on the southern slope of the Kleiner Arber at an altitude of 1,298 meters and invites you to take … read more

The small village of Riedenburg has a beautiful town center. It is ideal for a break in the cafés or you can improve your supplies in the supermarket.