Peaks in Bavaria

Magnificent views of the surrounding area from Hohle Fels, nice seating for a rest with a view of the Happurg reservoir. Very popular place and very busy in summer. Not recommended on weekends.

The Herzogstand offers fantastic views of some lakes in the north and the Walchensee and the Alps with all the mountains in the south. Fantastic in winter as in summer.

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

We are several times a year on the Staffelberg or in the area. It's just beautiful there and it's fun to hike and then have a good meal there.

I still wonder where to enjoy the better view. From the Asenturm at the Ochsenkopf or here at the Nußhardtgipfel on the Ochsenkopf. Mighty rock walls and rock towers enthrone … read more

Many paths lead to the Grünten. The sunrise here and at the nearby Jägerdenkmal is unique due to the exposed location. For this we recommend the fast ascent from the … read more

The Wank is particularly suitable for families in my opinion

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

You have to go to the summit, but only in good weather. Grandiose view with very good view. Get at least ***** stars with us

If you intend to climb the Zugspitze from Ehrwald and take the train back down, you should first inquire about the operating hours of the Tiroler Zugspitzbahn.

Several times a … read more

In my opinion, a mountain can not be better. The Jochberg is located exactly between Kochel and Walchensee. On clear autumn days, the view extends far into the foothills of … read more

From the summit with the beautiful chapel you have a very nice view of Schliersee and Tegernsee.

Beautiful climb from the Königssee past the toboggan run possible. The view above is worth the effort.

The comfortable path leads down, but the few meters up and down are always worthwhile.

The Asenturm, which opened in 1923, is still considered the best place for a spectacular Ochsenkopf view. As the second highest mountain of the Fichtelgebirge, located at an altitude of … read more

From the summit of the Rubihorn you have a fantastic view of the Nebelhorn mountain range, the Gaisalpsee, Oberstdorf and the snow-covered peaks of the Allgäu and Tyrol.

At the summit station Nebelhorn you can walk once around the summit cross. This offers spectacular summit-panoramic views.
You should already be free of dizziness.

Summit view of the mountains and the surrounding area. The Oberstdorf ski jump can be seen in the background.

Here, too, is one of those oddly shaped rock castles that are so often found in the Fichtelgebirge. On the highest of these leads a staircase that allows a clear view on the clearest days to Weißenstädter See.

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