ゼラーの森のおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

Preferably take the route via Sulzkopf, if you are coming from Gaißach, as the standard route recommended by komoot is very muddy.

The "Bridge of Humanity" stands near the Blomberghaus. From the bridge, intended to connect people's hearts, softwood poles extend to all continents. Artist Marco Paulo (center, with hat) created the structure together with young asylum seekers (right and left). The hiking trail is maintained by the Tölzer Land Art Association, chaired by Patrizia Zewe (center, with umbrella). City Councilor Margot Kirste (center, black dress) is the patron.

The Zwiesel, also known as the Zwieselberg, is a 1,348 m above sea level mountain in the Bavarian Alps near Bad Tölz. The mountain can be reached via an easy hike with a 620 m ascent from the Waldherralm car park in Wackersberg. The Zwiesel is located in the immediate vicinity of the Blomberg.

The Ellbach and Kirchseemoors have been a nature reserve since 1940 and a FFH area since 1998. The municipalities of Dietramszell and Sachsenkam, the town of Bad Tölz, and the market town of Holzkirchen all have shares in this protected area.

You can take a wonderful break at the small, lovingly restored chapel or at the alpine building. Please always treat the area with care and never leave any trash behind.

Summit at 1330m above sea level

The tour begins at the Waldherralm Wackersberg car park behind the "Lehen" district. The path has beautiful views and a snack/meal at the Blomberghaus is worth recommending. The climb up to Blomberg is quite steep. But the effort is rewarded with a view of 3 peaks (Heigelkopf, Blomberg Ostgipfel, Zwiesel). On the descent from Zwiesel we deviated from the steep path downhill about 1100m after the summit cross and took a small, flatter detour along a farm track, as can be seen on our tour map.

In good weather good view very nice there