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Great view over the lake

Beautiful view of Schliersee town

From here you have a great view of Lake Tegernsee.

A drink in the evening and a great view of the lake

The 13-kilometer-long cycle path between Bad Wiessee and Kreuth-Klamm leads through forests, along rivers, and all with spectacular mountain panoramas. Along the way, the Schwarzentenn Alm, one of the most popular mountain inns on Lake Tegernsee, invites you to stop for a snack.

A beautiful view of Lake Schliersee and the Catholic parish church of St. Sixtus. It was built in the early 18th century in the Baroque style on the site of previous Romanesque and Gothic buildings. The stucco work and ceiling frescoes are among the early works of Johann Baptist Zimmermann. The church is dedicated to Pope Sixtus II, who died as a martyr in the 3rd century and is venerated as a saint. The building is one of Bavaria's protected architectural monuments.

Not a bad spot for camping; there are toilets in the campervan area right next door. The water there is "not drinkable." It's charming, with a small table. Quite a few walkers and cyclists use the small path.

Not cleared in winter, impassable for a long time after snow and very slippery, almost only pushing is possible.