Peaks 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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Nice to get in here and enjoy this really great and wide view

The summit of the Predigtstuhl is densely forested, but a cozy sitting area with table awaits you, where you can take a first break. With fresh energy, it then goes on the wide ridge path in the direction of Hirschenstein.

Great rest area, observation tower with information on surrounding communities and a great adventure playground for children.

Nice view from the tower. Admission 1 € for adults and for children 0,50 €.

These many “green” stones on the summit are simply impressive and absolutely worth seeing. It's not only great fun for children to climb up here and admire the great natural spectacle.

At 1,455 meters, the Großer Arber is the highest mountain in the Bavarian Forest. From its summit you can see the Alps in good conditions. But of course you have …read more

In the vicinity of the tower, a footpath leads to the shoe stain, in the beginning a bit difficult, probably many have to push, but then you can let the …read more

Great hiking destination with a wonderful view

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.

On the summit it is a short steep climb, then you can comfortably walk downhill through the forest. Just right for a quick tour. At the weekend you can also stop in the Loderhart.

The summit of the Siebensteinkopf, which lies at 1,263 meters, can be reached via a narrow, paved hiking trail. The impressive forest wilderness that can be experienced here is characteristic …read more

Wonderful hike to the Bavarian Plöckenstein

Hikers experience a slightly different mountain tour on the 1,262 m high Heugstatt in the northern Bavarian Forest. Its summit plateau is not made of rock and stone, but a …read more