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Schlossweiher – Kuhweide Runde von Lenggries

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Schlossweiher – Kuhweide Runde von Lenggries

Matthias planned a hike

August 21, 2021

Schlossweiher – Kuhweide Runde von Lenggries

Moderate

02:38

9.24km

3.5km/h

200m

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Overview

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. 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 3.98 km for 832 m

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Train Station

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104 m

Lenggries Train Station

Highlight • Rest Area

Here the BRB drives in the direction of Munich.

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2.32 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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5.65 km

Grasleiten Waterfall

Highlight • Waterfall

Quite remarkable two-tiered waterfall

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6.09 km

Cattle Pasture in Upper Bavaria

Highlight • Natural

The view from the terrace of the hut behind into the Karwendel is impressive

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6.89 km

A path leads to the remains of the former Hohenbrunn fortified castle. Interesting information boards provide information about history and buildings.

As long as the foliage is not too dense, you have a beautiful view from the high rock.

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7.26 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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