Attractions around Bad Bayersoien

The Hörnlehütte was built in 1911 and is located at an altitude of 1,390 meters. In 1959 it was expanded with an annex with 24 beds. The Hörnlehütte can also … read more

A very nice mountain hut. Unfortunately sometimes quite overcrowded because a lot of people take the mountain railway up to speed down again on the Alpine Coaster. Arriving hikers find … read more

In winter, really only to go to the waterfall and on the same way back. Note for dog owners: Bridge bridges are with perforated grid.

The Wieskirche is one of the most important sacred buildings in southern Germany. Inside you can admire magnificent rococo decorations, from the outside you can expect an idyllic sight. The … read more

Pure nature! On wooden planks you can hike through the natural moor landscape with heather and sparse birch and pine stands and enjoy a fantastic panoramic view of the surrounding … read more

Wonderful tour from Bad Kohlgrub. The cable car ride is recommended for families. There are all sorts of options up there. We found the Hintere Hörnle to be the most … read more

A hill near the three Hörnleg peaks is called Zeitberg. Up here you can expect a wide view, comfortable seating such as sun loungers and massage loungers as well as … read more

Nice, but already demanding climb. Avoid in damp weather, because then rock alternates with mud.

Very sweet, small chapel in excellent condition. A little break is worth it here.

The Holzschnitzerdorf Oberammergau is located in Upper Bavaria, is an international tourism center in the Alps, the cradle of Lüftlmalerei and known worldwide for its passion plays, one of the most important cultural events in Germany.
All information: oberammergau-info.de/index.php/de

And the magnificent view rewarded for everything

Nice circular route 21 kilometers

Great view over the Oberland

Wonderful intact bog

Great way through the middle of the moor. Caution: slippery, especially if the boards are wet!

Descent to the Kalkofensteg: Good footwear and surefootedness are recommended, as the path partly leads over loose stones and roots. At the Ammer there are large gravel banks where you … read more

Around 1750 the important Rococo architect Dominikus Zimmermann built the Wieskirche as a pilgrimage church. It is considered the perfection of the Rococo style because of its interior "of Mozartean … read more

The Wieskirche is a remarkably magnificently equipped pilgrimage church in the district of Wies belonging to the village Wies in the so-called Bavarian "Pfaffenwinkel". The full name of the Wieskirche … read more

The Soier lake warms up relatively quickly in spring and is not overcrowded, especially in midsummer. Since it is nestled in the Ammergau Alps, jumping into the refreshing water after … read more

It is the oldest mountain weather station in Europe
Here already the monks have operated weather records.
What a platform points to on the church buildings.