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Relaxed views over soft hills and mountains far into the Alps

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The crystal in the summit cross of Schnalz near Böbing has a complex meaning that encompasses both cultural and spiritual aspects. It symbolizes purity and clarity and is often associated with healing properties that provide comfort and protection to visitors. In addition, the crystal represents a deep connection to nature as it is a natural mineral that comes from the earth. Its use in the cross can also symbolize the energy and power of the people who climb the mountains. Overall, the crystal embodies a deeper connection to spirituality, nature and the values associated with the summit cross, thus contributing to the significance of this place as a spiritual retreat and cultural heritage.

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The summit cross on the Schnalz near Böbing was erected in 1950 and symbolizes the Christian faith and the village community's connection with its homeland. After a renovation in 1982, it is now a popular hiking destination and meeting point for mountain services. It offers a place of reflection and a beautiful view over the Ammer Valley and the Alpine foothills.

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Once you reach the top, there is nothing better than enjoying a leisurely snack and the wonderful view of the Bavarian Alps

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If you want to do the short tour to the Schnalz summit and avoid the many steps, it is best to start from Böbing. Here you go on mostly tarred access and forest paths towards the Schnalz summit. Only the last section leads through natural sections, i.e. through the forest and the meadow part, and a short section across the cow pasture. Then you reach the summit cross, and the way back to Böbing is similar - mostly tarred.

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With free drinking water station where you can fill up bottles or simply quench your thirst.

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Very nice view from here 😊

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The pilgrimage church of St. Maria im Heuwinkl, as the Heuwinkl Chapel is called in full, is located on a hill on the eastern outskirts of Iffeldorf and is considered one of the most beautiful chapels in the entire Bavarian Oberland. Commissioned by the Wessobrunner monastery, it was built by the important Wessobrunner master builder and stucco artist Johann Schmutzer and consecrated in 1701. The original round building with its mighty red dome, which in turn is crowned by a tower-like lantern, can be seen from afar. The porch with the bell tower, where the current entrance to the chapel is located, and the two-storey sacristy on the opposite side were only added later. In addition to the unusual external appearance, the interior of the chapel with the wooden high altar built in the late Rococo style, which is covered with valuable, colored stucco marble, is also worth seeing. From May to October daily from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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