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Blombergkreuz – Heiglkopf-Gipfel Runde von Wald-Wild-Schongebiet

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Blombergkreuz – Heiglkopf-Gipfel Runde von Wald-Wild-Schongebiet

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April 27, 2026

Blombergkreuz – Heiglkopf-Gipfel Runde von Wald-Wild-Schongebiet

Moderate

01:30

4.58km

3.0km/h

200m

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Overview

Moderate hike. Great for any fitness level. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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Alpine Hut

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97 m

Blomberghaus Mountain Inn

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The Blomberghaus has a beautiful beer garden with a great view. There is delicious food and a nice playground for the children.

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904 m

Relaxation Forest at Blomberg Summit Station

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I'll just put it this way: there are plenty of loungers between the trees, it's wonderful! Just switch off!

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979 m

Blomberg Summit

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Always worth it, and of course a dream when the sun is shining!

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1.01 km

Blomberg East Summit (1,237 m)

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Not far from the mountain station of the cable car there is a wonderful viewpoint on the wide gravel path. The peaks of the Bavarian Oberland and the Alps rise above the tree tops.

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1.03 km

View of the Isar Valley

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1.53 km

Blomberg Cross

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The wooden cross lies in the saddle between the Blomberg (1,248 meters) and the Heiglkopf (1,218 meters). From up here you have a fantastic view over the Tölzer Land. Reason …

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1.88 km

Bench at the Summit Cross of Heiglkopf

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The Heiglkopf is a 1,218 m high mountain in the Bavarian foothills of the Alps from which you have a magnificent view over the Isar Valley to the Benediktenwand.

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