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Maisinger Brook – Maisinger Gorge loop from Starnberg

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Maisinger Brook – Maisinger Gorge loop from Starnberg

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Maisinger Brook – Maisinger Gorge loop from Starnberg

02:36

9.83km

100m

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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: April 22, 2026

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Westlicher Landkreis Starnberg

Standortübungsplatz Maising

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917 m

Maisinger Valley and Stream

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Beautiful little gorge, only the chirping of birds and the murmur of the stream.

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1.86 km

Maisinger Brook

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The Maisinger Bach meanders beautifully right next to the path that leads through a gorge. When the weather is nice, it's a good idea to put your feet in the stream to cool off.

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2.08 km

Maisinger Gorge

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wonderful gorge

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2.47 km

Bridge over the Maisinger Bach

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Here the Maisach is crossed a second time by means of a small concrete bridge

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4.73 km

Like many other lakes in the five-lake region, the Maisinger See was formed towards the end of the ice age due to the thrust of the Isar-Loisach glacier. Lake 1450 is mentioned for the first time in the Salbuch of the regional court in Pähl: item of Lake Mawsingen belongs to Starnbergk. This shows that the lake was subordinate to the Starnberg box office and was therefore owned by the Bavarian sovereign. In 1602, on the other hand, the water must have belonged to the possessions of the Dießen monastery, because according to the records there, the provost of the monastery had leased it to the Seehieter zu Meising. For reasons unknown until now, the lake became the property of the sovereign again in the 17th century, since the seamen paid their taxes to the Starnberg box office from 1642 at the latest. The fish-rich waters passed into private ownership in 1866. Bartl, a miller from Maisingen, bought the lake at an auction of state goods.

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4.85 km

Fallbach Stream Trail

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A tranquil, natural forest path along the babbling brook – perfect for unwinding and taking a deep breath. Mossy paths, shady trees, and the gentle sound of the water create an almost meditative atmosphere.

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4.87 km