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Hiking to the Schliersbergalm is one of the most popular activities at Schliersee and is perfect for a family outing. The serpentine trail winds its way up in 45 minutes and is doable with an (off-road) Thule and the appropriate level of fitness. A stunning view of Schliersee awaits at the top, both in summer and winter. The relatively short route climbs just under 300 meters, but is still very manageable even with moderate fitness.

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The Hohenwaldeck Castle ruins are well worth seeing because they contain large remains of walls dating back to the High Middle Ages. More important, however, is their stunningly beautiful location high above Schliersee, offering unobstructed views of the lake and the mountains. The Bavarian State Forests have carefully secured the castle ruins, so that this historic and romantic site can now also be visited with children. The climb to the castle is steep and takes 40 minutes from Fischhaus-Neuhaus. Supplying the castle must have been very difficult in the Middle Ages. Access is now via a new wooden bridge, and large sections of the shield wall with some rusticated blocks can still be seen. This makes it easy to narrow down the first construction phase to the second half of the 13th century, the Staufer period. Several new benches have been installed, and the short path down to the viewing point is definitely worth the effort. It offers a fantastic view of Schliersee and the surrounding mountains.

A beautiful view from above on the Sliersee.

The Oberlandstadion, built between 1946 and 1948, is located at the foot of the Freudenberg in Schliersee and is a pure natural ice stadium without a refrigeration system. Unfortunately, due to the requirements of the Bavarian Ice Sports Association, league games can no longer be played in a natural ice stadium. The stadium is therefore only used for training and friendly matches as well as for public ice skating and curling. Source and further information www.eisstadion-schliersee.de

The ice stadium is located on the edge of the forest near the Sliersee

Basically a small, inconspicuous intermediate peak above Hausham. There is a private alpine hut on the actual Huberspitz. A few meters further on is the Almbad Huberspitz with catering, plenty of space and a view towards Schliersee and Wendelstein. https://www.almbad.de/huberspitz/