Freizeitregion Rottal-Inn

The charming hilly landscape southeast of the lovely Taubenbachertal, the many wonderful viewpoints and the impressive pilgrimage church of St. Alban, with its mighty, eight-storey tower at the starting point, make this tour an insider tip.

Circular hike from Simbach am Inn to the Schellenberg, the highest elevation between the Bavarian Forest and the Alps at 549 meters. The forest chapel and the approximately 500-year-old Schellenberg fountain are right on the path. The Schellenberg fountain is a relic from the time of the early settlement

The circular route takes you to one of the most beautiful geotopes in Bavaria, the "Kasersteinstube". This natural monument is a rare, large collection of conglomerate blocks that was formed 12 million years ago. Also worth seeing on the tour is the parish church of St. Stephan in Triftern.

From the market square in Bad Birnbach, you walk uphill along the Bella Vista golf course to the edge of the forest "Am Brand". You are accompanied by a wonderful view of the Rott and Birnbach valleys. The Giglerhof (game enclosure and farm shop) is a good place to take a break before you return to the

The Rottauensee with its small boat harbor and its surroundings of extensive meadows is a popular destination. The small tour leads around the lake and offers a beautiful view, especially from the top of the dam. You can end the tour in a fun way at the mini golf course, which is right at the starting point.

Beautiful hike around Stubenberg. Shortly after the start, it is worth taking a detour to the parish church. The hike continues along forest and meadow paths and you reach the Meindl Chapel and the Bertenöd Chapel. Bertenöd is a wonderful place for a break with a view of the Inn Valley and, in good weather