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Germany
Bavaria
Upper Bavaria
Landkreis Starnberg
Herrsching am Ammersee

Seefeld Castle – Pilsensee loop from Herrsching

Moderate

3.8

(320)

1,267

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Seefeld Castle – Pilsensee loop from Herrsching

03:10

12.1km

100m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 6, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Westlicher Landkreis Starnberg

Herrschinger Moos

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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3.63 km

Widdersberger Pond

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Beautiful view of the Widdersberger Weiher

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3.88 km

This path is often taken by families with small children. The species who think they have to thunder down the mountain here bring the whole scene into disrepute.
So please considerate driving here.

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5.33 km

The fountain in the courtyard of Seefeld Castle was replaced in the 19th century by a tuff rock that is sprinkled with water. As a result, mosses and lichens have settled and turned the fountain into a living fountain.

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5.47 km

Seefeld Castle

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Should you take a look. There are many paths around the castle.
Many beautiful paths.
Is something on the mountain. Therefore, a certain level of fitness is required if you are traveling by bike or on foot.

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7.85 km

Pilsensee

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The Pilsensee is located in the idyllic region of the Five Lakes in Bavaria, southwest of Munich. With its quiet atmosphere and a picturesque backdrop of forests and rolling hills, …

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7.90 km

The seaside resort in Hechendorf allows the only free, direct lake access on the west side of the Pilsensee. The entire other western shore area is privately owned and not …

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12.1 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

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5.01 km

3.12 km

1.79 km

1.71 km

166 m

130 m

Surfaces

5.93 km

2.52 km

2.13 km

903 m

397 m

< 100 m

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Highest point (600 m)

Lowest point (530 m)

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Monday 24 August

19°C

12°C

48 %

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Comments

August 27, 2025,Herrschinger Moos -Schloss Seefeld Runde um Pilsensee 🌤️🏰
Sometimes it doesn't have to be a highlight tour... the first half is pretty unspectacular: you can't see any moors, but there were only three trains running and four 🚲... pleasant 😊
I took advantage of the reset time on the shore today ☺️after last night's 🌧️, the weather was really great 👍

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A hike through time and nature - on a discovery tour with Thimmy

The morning in Herrsching began with clear skies and a gentle breeze that carried the scent of the nearby Ammersee. Thimmy stood next to me, full of energy, his ears pricked up, ready for our next adventure. From the train station we started our circular hike, which …

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With the Isar dogs around the Pilsensee to Seefeld Castle. A somewhat monotonous route took us first along a never-ending railway embankment - then along the Pilsensee, which is surrounded by private property, and a good stretch of country road. Things got nicer from Seefeld Castle onwards, even though the brewery pub and beer garden were closed - at least …

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Beautiful hiking trail 🌞👍. The hike is highly recommended, unfortunately the Bräustüberl is closed on Monday and Tuesday. 🥵 I give it 5⭐️

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Lake Pilsensee was formed by the Isar-Loisach glacier and was once part of Lake Ammersee. Silting (today the Herrschinger Moor) created two separate lakes.
However, Lake Pilsensee is slightly higher than Lake Ammersee, so it drains into it via the Fischbach stream.
The lake is a maximum of 17 meters deep and has a good fish population.
In 2024, …

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