Attractions around Unterammergau

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

There are 2 ways to the Teufelsstättkopf: over the Kühalm a wide forest road, then continue on a steeper path, partly sloping on both sides (head for heights) or from …read more

Typical Bavarian cuisine and a spectacular panoramic view.

The Schleifmühlklamm is not as great as the Partnachklamm, but it costs no entry and there is much less rush. Here you can explore the gorge all year round on …read more

Climbing harness is recommended for children.

Very rustic mountain hut, lovingly managed. 30 beds in the bed storage, toilet and washing facilities with cold water outside the cottage, which is not a problem, as a hiker but should know.

A wonderful view over the Ammergauer country and a place to unwind. Be sure to look and hike.

Climbing the Scheinbergspitze is an easy, at most moderate, half-day hike for which a little surefootedness is necessary. The tour initially leads through mixed forest, later through mountain pines and …read more

Magnificent view from the summit of the Pürschlings.

Great starting point for hikes! The hut is run by two sisters and you are warmly welcomed. The rooms are clean, the breakfast is delicious and the beer sucks.

Rustic Alm with very nice host people.

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 walk through the natural moor landscape with heather and light birch and pine stands and enjoy a fantastic panoramic view of the …read more

from Grafenaschau certainly the most beautiful, exciting but also the longest and most strenuous ascent ...
Hike suitable for dogs (leash required)

From two sides the ascent and descent is possible.
Both have their own charms.
We descended via the east side.
In some places there was still snow in mid-June.

The August-Schuster-Haus or “Pürschlinghaus” is located on the mountain ridge of the same name at an altitude of 1,564 meters. The hut is open all year round with the exception …read more

The Ähndl is located right next to the Ramsachkircherl - as the small baroque church of St. George in Murnauer Moos is called. Its founding is legendarily going back to …read more

A nice place in the sun even at low temperatures.
Enjoy your meal

When you get up there, there really is nothing better than a cool shandy or a spritzer, accompanied by delicious food to strengthen yourself. The service is very nice and …read more