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From Lenggries to Gilgenhöfe

Dominik

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From Lenggries to Gilgenhöfe

Dominik planned a hike

April 12, 2025

From Lenggries to Gilgenhöfe

Moderate

03:33

13.7km

3.9km/h

520m

500m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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3.29 km

View of the Isar Valley

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Nice view of the valley ...

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4.48 km

Keilkopf Summit

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The Keilkopf does not impress with its view, as it is forested from top to bottom. However, it is an absolutely beautiful forest, which is also what makes the hike …

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4.79 km

Tree Stump Rest Area with Heart Carving

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After the extremely steep stretch in the direction of the Denkalm, you can briefly gather strength here.
On the tree stump seating set with ❤

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6.85 km

Bench With View of Bad Tölz and the Alps

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Here you will find a bench where you can sit down and enjoy the beautiful view.

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8.37 km

Bach Bridge

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9.11 km

Schlossweiher near Lenggries

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The castle pond near Lenggries takes its name from nearby Hohenburg Castle. The shimmering green waters are all around wooded and surrounded by high peaks. Idyllic place to relax.

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9.64 km

Hohenburger Pond

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The current castle pond used to be called the Hohenburger Weiher. Currently, the front pond, which has an island, is known as the "Hohenburger Weiher" and the rear pond is …

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10.2 km

Hohenburg Castle

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Construction of the palace began on May 12, 1712 with the laying of the foundation stone and was completed in 1719. The old castle, depicted by Michael Wening in 1701, …

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