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A very well-secured via ferrata that takes you from the Brünnsteinhaus up to the summit in half an hour.

The Brünnstein is a beautiful panoramic peak in the Bavarian Prealps. Located above the Brünnstein Hut, an easy and very well-secured via ferrata leads to the summit. It can even be traversed, making it a worthwhile circular hike.

Beautiful above

The Brünnstein is a striking mountain in the Bavarian Prealps, located west of Oberaudorf in the Rosenheim district. At 1,634 meters, it may not be a giant, but it offers impressive views and a true mountain experience – ideal for hikers, climbers, and nature lovers. The Brünnstein is part of the Mangfall Mountains and rises just north of the Austrian border. From its summit, a magnificent view opens up over the Inn Valley, the Zillertal and Kitzbühel Alps, and as far as the Kaiser Mountains. The contrast between the gently forested slopes in the north and the rocky, rugged summits is particularly charming.

The Dr. Julius Mayr Trail is one of the most famous climbs up the Brünnstein (1,634 m) and begins directly at the Brünnsteinhaus. It was named after Dr. Julius Mayr, an alpine pioneer and mountaineer from Rosenheim who championed the development of hiking trails in the Kaiser Mountains. The trail is largely secured with cable ropes and offers an alpine character with safe climbing sections. Surefootedness and a head for heights are essential.

The Dr. Julius Mayr Trail offers a magnificent view of the Wilder Kaiser—one of the most striking mountain ranges in the Alps. Between mountain pines, rocks, and forest, the rugged peaks of the Ellmauer Halt, Treffauer, and Scheffauer peaks open up again and again.

From the Brünnsteinhaus, the Dr. Julius Mayr Trail, secured by a cable car, leads through impressive mountain scenery up to the Brünnstein summit (1,634 m). This historic trail, named after the Rosenheim physician and alpine pioneer Dr. Julius Mayr, was established at the beginning of the 20th century and remains one of the most beautiful climbs on the Brünnstein. The trail runs over rocky passages, mountain pine slopes, and secured rock steps, requiring surefootedness and a head for heights. The short sections equipped with cable cars lend the tour a touch of alpine character without being overwhelming. At the summit, hikers are treated to a unique panoramic view of the Inn Valley, the Wilder Kaiser Mountains, and the Chiemgau Alps—as well as the striking little Brünnstein Chapel, picturesquely perched on the rock.

You will inevitably pass the tunnel when climbing to the summit (if you do not take the panoramic path)