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Großer Arbersee – Mittagsplatzl Runde von Arberseehaus

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Großer Arbersee – Mittagsplatzl Runde von Arberseehaus

JennH planned a hike

September 16, 2020

Großer Arbersee – Mittagsplatzl Runde von Arberseehaus

Hard

03:43

10.1km

2.7km/h

530m

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Hard hike. Good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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Includes segments with temporary access restrictions. Check ahead to confirm restricted segments are open to the public.

After 986 m for 2.00 km

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46 m

Arbersee House

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In 2016 the old Arberseehaus was demolished. After around two years of construction, the magnificent new building was opened in the summer of 2018. With its rustic charm, the new …

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116 m

Great Arber Lake

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As a cirque lake, the Great Arbersee is a relic from the last ice age. A special feature is the swinging lawn. The oscillating lawns, known as floating islands, are …

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3.81 km

View of the Großer Arbersee from the Mittagsplatzl

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Super great place, the march here is definitely worth it. If you're lucky and have a good time, you might be able to enjoy the silence and great views on your own.

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6.35 km

Großer Arber Summit

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At 1,455 meters, the Großer Arber is the highest mountain in the Bavarian Forest. From its summit you can see the Alps in good conditions. But of course you have …

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6.43 km

Arber Chapel

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Very nice chapel and you have a great overview from the rock next door. The destination is definitely recommended. The ascent to the rock is more for people who are sure-footed.

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