Attractions around Bad Vigaun

The pure power of the water drifts in the oldest marble ball mill in Germany at the entrance to the Almbachklamm perfectly round balls of coarse marble dry. Behind it …read more

Great summit, I even saw a griffon vulture during my visit. Reachable from the mountain station in about 30 minutes.

The waterfall is highly recommended, especially on hot days. At the weekend, however, is very busy, so park even further down.

Wonderful view from the summit cross of Kehlstein, unfortunately in fog.

The Zeppezauerhaus is only a few meters away from the mountain station of the Untersbergbahn. With fantastic views, you can rest here from your ascent or prepare for your descent. …read more

The border between Germany and Austria is in the kitchen

The Sulzer waterfall is a waterfall of the Sulzbach on the left side in the Almbach on the Untersberg in the Berchtesgaden Alps. With a drop of 114 m, it …read more

Easy to reach summit, only the ascent over the hunter's nose is somewhat exposed. Here you should be free from giddiness and sure-footed.

From the top great views of the surrounding mountains in all directions.

The name is derived from the flat, stony plateau of the summit area.
The mountain tour to the Hohe Brett is a technically not particularly difficult tour.

Here is the last, still in operation marble ball mill in Germany. It is explained very informatively, how marble marbles are created with the power of water:

First, the marble …read more

Great view mountain, also easily accessible by car via the Rossfeldstrasse.

One of the most beautiful summit crosses of the Alps. Difficult to reach, you should plan for the rise of Hinterbrand from, about 6 hours. The view is absolutely great.

Berchtesgaden - the gateway to the Alps. The picturesque city center is full of excellent cafes and bakeries and invites you to a relaxed stroll through the narrow streets. Behind …read more

A small lane leads from Marktschellenberg up to the picturesque Baroque church on a gentle ridge. Surrounded by forests and meadows, a cozy inn and a few scattered farmsteads contribute …read more

Here you can immerse yourself in German history and learn a lot about our not too glorious history.

Beautiful church you should look at. From there, many walks go on, for example. on the Kneifelspitze or in the Almbachklamm.

Beautiful, narrow street along the Strubklamm - a canyon-like valley between Hintersee and Wiestal. Caution should be exercised through the tunnel, as some drivers do not expect cyclists.
For die-hard cyclists, the road is a highlight in winter, too.

Easy to walk even for smaller children and feeding the fish is an absolute highlight for young and old. Crystal clear water and a great view of the surrounding mountains.

Super highlight! Incredible climb over stairs that lead through tunnels. Built in 1934/35 in the middle of the rock face.

The Theresienklause is a dam and was used for timber transport.