シュヴァーベンでののおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

After overnight stays were temporarily not possible, it has been possible again since early summer 2025 😊

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One of the best views

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The first stop after Einödsbach. The drinks are cold (if no one is there with a cash register at the fountain) and affordable.

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The first rest stop after Einödsbach on the way to the Rappenseehütte. Cool drinks at a reasonable price.

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great atmosphere in the evenings and mornings

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Beautiful view and great hut!

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Shortly before you reach the Lower Gaisalpsee from below, you have a great view of the waterfall formed by the Gaisalpbach stream leaving the lake.

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The path along the Gaisalpbach stream through the Gaisalptobel ravine is constantly accompanied by rushing water. It's beautiful and wonderfully shady in summer.

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Although some sources list a higher difficulty level, this via ferrata has a difficulty rating of C. However, you should definitely not heed the advice on the sign below ("If you already reach your physical limits in the section after the ladder, you should turn back immediately" or something similar), because: 1. The section after the ladder is in my experience 100% the most difficult section, and 2. You MUST NOT turn back! In the morning, the entire route, except for the easy final section, is in shade.

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Beautiful view of the Hölltobel waterfall

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A steep descent on metal grating stairs and partly on steps secured with stones and wooden beams, with a view of the wild ravine and the small waterfalls that meander into the valley.

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Marmots can be seen :-)

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The summit cross on the Branderschrofen marks the highest point of the Tegelberg in the Ammergau Alps near Schwangau, Bavaria. At 1,881 meters, it offers impressive 360-degree views of the surrounding mountains, lakes, and valleys. The climb from the Tegelberghaus to the summit is challenging, as some sections are secured with wire ropes and require surefootedness and a head for heights. The path to the summit leads through mountain pine fields and over rocky sections secured with wire ropes. A striking feature is a 2.5 x 2.5 meter notch in the mountain, which offers a sweeping view of Lake Forggensee.

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On the Tegelberg hiking route, there are numerous of these perspectives, the path winds its way up the steep mountain in serpentines

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A relatively long and therefore somewhat strenuous climb with difficulty levels up to C. Mostly B or B/C, with category C in several flat sections. Very popular and therefore also scaled down in some sections. A nice entry point is provided via the ladder that branches off from the Gelbe Wand trail. In good weather, you'll need to allow plenty of time due to the crowds and the associated waiting times (in our case, the entire tour from the valley station to the summit station took six hours). Detailed information, including a topo map, can be found at https://www.via-ferrata.de/klettersteige/topo/klettersteig-tegelberg-tegelbergsteig

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You can definitely do it. There are a few spots that aren't so nice, especially when it's wet and slippery 😅😀. Also, the trail is really long, so it might not be suitable for beginners 😀. It took us about 3 hours ⏰ to complete the trail.

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From Oberstdorf, the Rubihornsteig trail is a very beautiful trail that can be managed even by a fit person without any hiking experience. However, on the ridge, it suddenly becomes significantly rougher, and you'll need a head for heights. Some sections are narrow, and there are steep drops to the right and left; one misstep would be fatal. No special equipment is required.

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Not to be underestimated, but still a beautiful via ferrata for experienced climbers

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The hike to the Rubihorn is well signposted and marked, but requires surefootedness and a head for heights, especially from Gaisalpsee, where the trail becomes increasingly steep and exposed in places. Some sections are secured with wire ropes.

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A beautiful viewpoint on the Tegelberg.

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