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The Catholic parish church of St. Pankratius was built in 1911 in Neo-Baroque and Art Nouveau styles, designed by the Munich architect Josef Elsner. Previously, from 1393 onward, several other churches stood on the same site, which were destroyed by lightning or became too small. Church traditions are highly valued in Reit im Winkl, from the blessing of palm branches on Palm Sunday to the Corpus Christi procession. The parish belongs to the Archdiocese of Munich. Source: https://www.reitimwinkl.de/pfarrkirche-st-pankratius

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Beautiful view and good bike path.

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A listed building with beautiful frescoes

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A typical Alpine lake with crystal clear water

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After a year of construction, the renovated, listed station building and the new tourist information building were opened in 2017. Since then, the building has housed the Tourist Information Office and the Ruhpolding Tourism Association. The station building was inaugurated on August 17, 1895, when the first train ran on the local railway to Traunstein, connecting Ruhpolding to the main Rosenheim-Salzburg line. The extension of the railway to Reit im Winkl and then across the border to Kufstein, planned around 1880, was never realized. Only a narrow-gauge line to Reit im Winkl, the State Forest Railway, was built in 1922.

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The town hall of Ruhpolding was built in 1922 under Mayor Bartholomäus Schmucker. The rich facade painting, featuring typical Upper Bavarian Lüftlmalerei (window painting), was added in 1925. To this day, it makes the town hall a model of Alpine architectural style. Ruhpolding, the largest municipality in the Traunstein district with an area of 148 square kilometers, currently has a population of almost 6,300 in 72 districts.

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A beautiful old train station that is still in operation, but you can't even buy a ticket here.

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A beautiful view of the Froschsee.

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A very nice cycle path

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Interesting

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A beautiful bridge

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The Kapellensteig premium hiking trail also runs along here. All information about the hiking trail can be found under the following link: https://www.reitimwinkl.de/premiumwanderweg-kapellensteig (as of October 7, 2024).

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Make sure your lights are in order. It is striking that the car drivers and truck drivers pass by with plenty of space, they could learn something from that in the Netherlands!! I am now using the Garmin laser rear light, recommended! Try to help oncoming traffic by looking far through the bend and signaling them that they can safely overtake.

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Indeed a highlight in this region

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A great rest area with a playground!

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Very nicely located, not far from the Staubfall.

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The small mountain village, first mentioned in documents in 1160, received its first church in 1393 from the Bishop of Chiemsee, G. v. Neudberg, in place of the small wooden chapel. Rebuilt in 1689 by master builder Hans Hainz, it was largely destroyed by lightning in 1718 and was reconsecrated by Prince Provost Anton von Berchtesgaden after reconstruction. https://www.erzbistum-muenchen.de/pfarrei/st-pankratius-reit-im-winkl/cont/71658

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A highlight when the weather is nice and the visibility is good.

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Panoramic route on the way to Unken

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There's always something going on.

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