フュッセンでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

From this historic town hall, Mayor Maximilian Eichstetter of the CSU (re-elected on March 8, 2026 with 74.1 percent of the votes) shapes the history of the city of Füssen and its approximately 16,000 inhabitants.

On the Hopfensee circular trail, you always have a view of the Säuling mountain. The landmark of Füssen is simply impressive.

Very nice.

It is really a beautiful promenade and in between the view of the mountains

From June 1st to October 15th, the lake is fully dammed and offers a wealth of recreational opportunities. All imaginable water sports can be enjoyed here. Whether you're a sailor, surfer, cyclist, or hiker, everyone is guaranteed to find something to their liking. Sailing schools offer courses, canoeing alone or with a guide is possible, and pedal boats can be rented. The Forggensee boat service is a major visitor draw, offering large and small tours through Lake Forggensee, as well as special or themed trips. Cycling or hiking tours can ideally be combined with a boat trip. If the entire walk around the lake is too far, you can board at a pier and travel the rest of the way by boat. Clear, turquoise lake water conveys a South Sea feeling, which can be fully enjoyed at the countless bathing spots. Bavaria's fifth-largest lake is easily accessible almost everywhere. The bathing spots around the municipality of Rieden are particularly popular, such as the Dietringen bathing area or the Halbinsel bathing area with a view of Neuschwanstein Castle. There are also several campsites near the lake. Source: https://www.suedliches-allgaeu.de/aktiv-im-sommer/wasserspass/seen-gewaesser/forggensee

Time and again, along the path that runs along the old high bank of the Lech River toward Lake Forggensee, new vistas and views open up, as between the houses and gardens, you gaze across the rooftops of the valley floor to the Allgäu and Ammergau Alps. The name of the promenade says it all: Perched on a rock on the opposite bank of the Lech River is Neuschwanstein, King Ludwig II's fairytale castle.

Beautiful path along the lake, also easily accessible with a stroller.

The Lech River has always been Füssen's lifeline. At the Lechfall, the Lech River pours over a barrage built in the 18th century into a narrow gorge before flowing past Füssen in a wide channel below the narrows. Impressive high-water marks on the western bank document the power the river develops, especially after the snowmelt begins in the early summer months. Source: https://www.lechweg.com/de/am-weg/highlights/lechfall-in-fuessen/