ミュンヘン裏庭の山々のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

ケーニヒス湖の岸辺にある小さな石の塔は、静けさ、バランス、そして自然とのつながりの人気のあるシンボルです。訪問者は慎重に石を積み重ね、ベルヒテスガーデンアルプスの印象的な景色を背景に、小さくも儚い芸術作品を作り出します。特に湖の静かな雰囲気の中では、これらの塔は調和とシンプルなものの美しさの象徴のように見えます。

ヒンターゼーからクラウスバッハタールへ向かう途中にも、別のインフォメーションポイントがあります。そこにはたくさんの情報があります。

The alpine pasture is idyllically situated in a wide hollow and offers a fantastic view of the surrounding mountains, which are often referred to as the “Ramsau Dolomites”.

If you come here, you cannot help but make a small contribution

spot along the hiking trails to contribute

Lake Königssee is a mountain lake located mostly within the Berchtesgaden National Park. Nestled between the steep slopes of the Watzmann and Hagen Mountains, the elongated lake, together with the smaller Obersee to the southeast—around which the Steinernes Meer (Sea of Stones) forms the head of the valley—has a fjord-like character. From the Königssee parking area, a path leads past picturesque boathouses into the national park. Passing the former Café Malerwinkl, the walk continues to the so-called Malerwinkel (Painter's Corner). This hike is also very popular as a winter walk, when the path to Malerwinkl is cleared and gritted.

The Leutaschklamm is perhaps not as well known as the Partnachklamm, for example, but it is definitely worth seeing and worthwhile.

Fairly easy to reach by e-bike and also a popular destination for hikers, so, as Thomas already mentioned, it's usually crowded. However, most people don't go any further than the lakeshore, and it quickly becomes quieter towards the top if you avoid the motorway to the Coburger Hütte.