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Winter wonderland

In winter, the snow transforms the Alpenwelt Karwendel region into a glittering, white fairytaleland. The snow crunches under your feet, the treesduck under thick white shrouds and the mountainsproudly don their luminous snow dresses. It's timeto take advantage of the regions great offerings ofwinter sports with 7 ski lifts and a 6.5 km-long skiroute, 150 km of cross-country skiing trails and thetoboggan run on the Kranzberg. Cleared hiking

trails are available in every town for hikes throughthe snow-covered landscape. With a little luck,you'll find the tracks of foxes, deer or white-throa-ted dippers which spend the winter here. Guidedsnowshoe hikes are especially popular: with thelightweight structures under your boots, you canreach the most beautiful winter spots in the region.Discover untouched nature with a knowledgeableguide on a winter hike to feed wild game, or on atorch-lit hike with cozy refreshment stops.

Winter summiteers The Karwendel cable car takes summiteers to2.244 m in just a few minutes. From the summit station, a cleared panoramic trail leads to multiplevantage plateaus with unforgettable views of thesnow-covered, high alpine surroundings. The Nature Information Center is located very close tothe summit station, with an interesting exhibit on thesubject of nature and culture in the high mountains.From the west of Mittenwald, you can comfortablyride the chair lift to St. Anton. From here, a maintai-ned toboggan run leads down into the valley. And,in about 30 minutes, you can reach the HoherKranzberg (1.391 m). From the Hoher Kranzberg, ingood weather, it is possible to have a view of 93surrounding mountain peaks. Cozy alpine huts thenentice you with hot beverages for refreshment and

Just a few reasons

Above all, it's probably the hospitality that thepeople of the Alpenwelt Karwendel region exude:whether it's the insider's tour tip of the alpine huthost, the homemade strawberry marmalade thehostess provides for breakfast or the dairymaidwho prepares a snack of regional specialties whenvisiting the alpine hut. Or it's the alpine traditions,which are not only experienced at festivals, marketsand on holidays. With traditional Bavarian deli -cacies such as veal sausage and pretzels in thebeer tent, with spirited "Schuhplattler" dances and"Trachtler" traditional costume performancegroups. And there are always reasons to celebrate.

The high, bright limestone mountains, which aresimply a step wilder, more primordial and morebreath taking than anywhere else, have certainlyalso contributed to the region's popular status, ashave the lush, green alpine meadows, the gentleBuckel wiesen "hummock meadows," the rushingmountain streams, the clear mountain lakes or theyouthful Isar river, with its dewy floodplains.

Without doubt, the innumerable tour options havemade a contribution, with unmatched views suchas those from the Kranzberg or Karwendel, the thrill of the Mittenwald via ferrata with its mountainpeak destinations, bathing in the warm Moorlandlake, a jump into the ice-cold alpine lake below the Soiern lodge or the crested peaks of the Schöttelkarspitze and Soiernspitze, Karwendel andWörnerspitze . . . and on and on . . .

Experience & understand nature

Those who wish to learn more about the Karwendelregion's natural habitat and its residents can visitthe Nature Information Center of the Alpenwelt Karwendel region, next to the summit station of theKarwendel cable car. Built in the shape of a spy-glass, it protrudes out about 7 meters over the cliffedge! Directly adjacent to the Center, there are loophiking trails which provide overwhelming views ofthe Alpine divide.

to warm up and catch your breath before con -tinuing your Alpenwelt adventure.

Culture and entertainment – in summer as in winterFor the days when you'd rather not venture too highor far, there is a rich program of alternatives in theAlpenwelt Karwendel region.

Current events can be found atwww.alpenwelt-karwendel.de/en

TABLE OF CONTENTS2 Summer in the Karwendel 3 winter hiking paradise4 - 5 Buckelwiesen hike6 - 7 Around the Kranzberg8 - 9 Three-lakes hike

10 - 11 Leutascher Geisterklamm gorge12 - 13 Geological trails14 - 15 Magdalena Neuner Panorama Trail16 - 17 Barefoot Hiking18 Forest Experience Trail19 Isar Nature Experience Trail20 - 21 Hearty alpine hospitality: Krüner and

Wallgauer Alm alpine huts22 - 23 Lodges with views: Brunnsteinhütte,

Mittenwalder Hütte, Dammkarhütte,Hochlandhütte lodges

24 - 25 Finzbachklamm gorge andEsterbergalm alpine hut

26 - 27 Krinner-Kofler-Hütte lodge andVereiner Alm alpine hut

28 - 29 To the summit of the Simetsberg30 - 31 Soiernhaus lodge and Schöttlkarspitze32 - 33 Truly a kingly tour: to the Schachenhaus

lodge34 - 35 The Mittenwald via ferrata36 - 37 Multi-day tours38 Tour information / Imprint39 Overview map

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The Alpenwelt Karwendel region is one of the most popular hiking destinations in all ofGermany. Nestled at the western base of the Karwendel mountains, the communities ofMittenwald, Krün and Wallgau are a vacation paradise for hikers, mountaineers, naturelovers, families and fans of mountain lakes and alpine huts.

Welcome to the Alpenwelt Karwendel region,one of the most beautiful hiking areas

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This route is characterized by various landscapeforms: the historic town center, forest, meadows andlakes as well as the gentle hills of the Buckelwiesen"hummock meadows."

Historic insights and views from Gries

From the Mittenwald district of Gries * follow Gröblweg. Gries isMittenwald's oldest district – and that's saying something, with amarket square that can look back at a history of more than 900years! Things continue as they always have here, which is demonstrated by the contorted street layouts and old houses.The traditions of agriculture and handicrafts are still of great importance today: decorations, painted residential houses, artists'studios, the "Geigenbaum sculpture," restaurants and farm houses stand adjacent here in a colorful mix.The Gröblweg leads up on a steep rise out of town. Picturesque views of the town and the opposite Karwendel mountains open up between the houses.

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Beyond the Gröbalm œ a forest road branches tothe right. The Isar valley hiking trail leads to Schmalensee lake å and along its expansive, reedyshoreline. The mountainous, forested terrain givesway to a plain of meadows and individual farms. Upat the Goasalm ¨ the first hilly meadows suddenlyemerge: you feel as if you were in another world.The Buckelwiesen "hummock meadows," hilly mea-

dow landscapes, were created by the decomposi-tion and subsiding of the calcareous groundbetween the trees, for there was once a forest here.In 2008, the Buckelwiesen were included in the listof the most beautiful biotopes in Bavaria! At thejunction to Tennsee lake, continue straight along onthe road to the Maria Rast chapel ˆ. From a gooddistance you can already see the decorative cha-pel, which was created completely with voluntarysupport and assistance from the citizens of Krün in1998.

Where the Blessed Virgin Mary personally invitesyou to rest

Benches in front of the chapel invite you to take ashort breather. The altarpiece is dedicated to theresting Madonna, on her search for shelter. Spiri-tually and physically recovered, the hike to towncan continue. To the right of the chapel, a forestroad branches off and leads to Krün (approx. 2 km).Hike from the chapel to the tourist information cen-ter in Krün – and on toward the Isar river, crossing

the Isar bridge. The Pebble Experience Trail is alsolocated here. Left after the bridge: on the path alongthe Finzbach river, you will reach Wallgau ı.Mittenwalder Straße in Wallgau leads directly to thetown square with its historic houses.The Buckelwiesen "hummock meadow" hike canalso be undertaken from Wallgau or Krün to Mitten-wald, of course. The unparalleled Karwendel pano-rama is always in view here.

STARTING POINT / DESTINATIONMittenwald, Krün or Wallgau

LENGTH / DURATION12,2 km / approx. 3 hrs., easy

MARKINGHiking trail signage with milestone and trailnumber 400

DIFFICULTYEasy hike in wide trails and roads

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYGröblalm alpine hut, phone +49 (0)8823 9110Goas-Alm alpine hut, phone +49 (0)8823 2573Restaurant Tennsee, phone +49 (0)8825 170nearby other Restaurants and cafes

POINTS OF INTERESTThe tour provides a breathtaking panorama whenyou start from Wallgau/Krün, Historic Gries dis-trict (Mittenwald), Buckelwiesen "hummockmeadows," Maria Rast chapel near Krün, KrünPebble Experience Trail, historic houses at townsquare in Wallgau.

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This loop hiking route leads through oneof the most beautiful landscapes in Bavaria. Veritable "postcard" scenes,such as picturesque lakes, alpine mea-dows and rugged rock cliffs, can be experienced close up.

In the footsteps of the old Romans to Mittenwald

From Wallgau, first follow the Isar valley hiking trailto Krün, to the Barmsee district * then turn rightonto an idyllic forest road to Grubsee lake. Thissmall, picturesque lake lies hidden in the forest and is a popular excursion destination in the summer. InKlais, one can follow in the footsteps of the ancients: the Roman road, Via Raetia œ, which connected thetrading centers of Italy and Germany together about 1.800 years ago, can be seen and walked here. Followthis road toward the Buckelwiesen "hummock meadows" (see pages 4/5) and turn right to Schmalenseelake å. The hiking route leads along this lake toward Mittenwald.

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From the parking lot of the base station of theKranzberg chair lift, the route leads to the forest,following the signs for Lautersee lake. The Mitten-wald Geological Educational Trail is found on thissection ¨: seven showcases and boulders impartexciting information about the creation history of

the region. Here, you can enjoy the panoramic viewof the town once again before entering the forest.The first rest benches with views invite you to restand take pictures. After about 25 minutes, the forestthins and a view opens up of the dark, shining Lau-tersee lake ˆ. To the left, the Forest ExperienceTrail begins, and a bit further, the start of the WaterTrail. From the shores of the lake, there is a marve-lous view of the Karwendel and Wetterstein moun-tains. The southern and eastern shores, as well asthe swimming area to the north are available to visitors for swimming. Those who wish can also renta paddleboat or rowboat here. At the signpost forFerchensee lake – the route turns steeply uphill tothe forest road. Rising slightly, this leads to the eas-tern shore of the lake, at 1.060 meters. The Wetter-stein massif to the west appears close enough totouch here. The giant lake carp which you can feedfrom the footbridge in front of the Ferchensee lakerestaurant are worth seeing.

Schloss Elmau palace hotel and return to Klais

The route then continues steadily upward, until rea-ching Elmau ı after about 11/2 hours. Only a few minutes' walk from here is the famous SchlossElmau, a luxurious five-star hotel and spa.

With the Kranzberg on your right all the while, youare soon back in Klais ø. From here, buses andtrains run to Mittenwald, Krün and Wallgau.

STARTING POINTWallgauDESTINATIONKlais

LENGTH / DURATION27,2 km / 7 - 9 hrs.

MARKINGHiking trail signage with milestone

DIFFICULTYEasy long hike on varied sections through thebeautiful natural landscape of the AlpenweltKarwendel region

INFOThe communities of the Alpenwelt Karwendelregion are connected to each other multipletimes a day by the bus lines of the RVO and thehiking bus, free for overnight guest. Currentschedules are available from the tourist infor-mation centers or downloadable online.

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYHotel Barmsee, phone +49 (0)8825 2034Maximilianshof, phone +49 (0)8825 9216561Lautersee-Alm tavern, phone +49 (0)8823 928932Seehof, phone +49 (0)8823 1276Lautersee-Stub‘n, phone +49 (0)8823 1017Ferchensee restaurant, phone +49 (0)8823 1409Restaurants and cafes near by the way

POINTS OF INTERESTGrubsee lake, Via Raetia (Klais), Lautersee,Ferchensee lakes and Kranzberg.

Around the Kranzberg


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No mountain climbing ambitions are requiredfor this hike through the lake landscape ofthe Karwendel region. Instead, you will enjoyfascinating, tranquil mountain lakes and theancient history of the region.

Two lakes for swimming, resting and photography

From Wallgau, just up from Krün * the route first leadsto the northern shore of Barmsee lake œ, which sits, dazzling, at the edge of the forest. There is a smallswimming spot here, which invites you to take a rest before shouldering your pack again.

A lovely walking path takes you along the lake for about 10 minutes – then continue to follow the signs toward Gerold. Flat at first, the trail later ascends a short, substantial climb out of the forest into a wonderfullybeautiful flowering meadow å. The trail leads to Gerold along the right-hand shore of the lake.

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Further along the bike path, you will reach Klais ¨the oldest district of the Krün community (first recorded mention in the year 763). A piece of theancient Roman road, the Via Raetia, can also beseen and walked here. Still today, you can easilysee the wheel tracks of the traveling merchants onthis road.

Small, but impressive: Grubsee lakeIn Klais, you will return to the forest on the way toGrubsee lake ˆ. Soon you will reach the small, veryidyllic swimming pond which lies hidden in themiddle of the forest. From there, through the foresttoward the "Barmsee" hotel and restaurant – andthe settlement of the same name. Briefly followingthe main road, a footpath (marked) emerges on theleft which will take hikers through meadows withspectacular mountain views, back to Krün * inabout 10 minutes, and on to Wallgau.

STARTING POINT / DESTINATIONKrün and Wallgau

LENGTH / DURATION13,1 km / approx. 4.5 hrs.

MARKINGHiking trail signage with milestone.Trail number 400, 406, 407, 416

DIFFICULTYEasy, charming hike. Well maintained foresttrails alternate with (forest) roads.

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYRestaurants and cafes

POINTS OF INTERESTAncient Roman road "Via Raetia" in Klais.

Three-lakes hike


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There is much to discover in the realm ofthe Gorge Ghost: Between steeply risingrock walls, the Leutascher Ache riverbubbles through its narrow bed, deep inthe valley. It is said that goblins andghosts reside here.

From Mittenwald to the Leutascher Geisterklamm gorge

Mittenwald is the start of this adventurous visit to the Ghost Gorge. From the Isar bridge on InnsbruckerStraße * you will follow "am Köberl" along the Leutascher Ache river. The forested Burgberg mountain risesto the right.

Historic gorge and „Koboldpfad“ (Globlin Trail)

At the entrance to the gorge (Eastern side), you will first discover the waterfall trail œ. Here you enter theoriginal Leutaschklamm gorge installation, whichwas built in 1900 by the Mittenwald brewery andrefurbished in 1975. The waterfall plunges into thedepths from 23 meters high; in sunlight, it is sur-rounded by a shimmering rainbow. Back at the en-trance, proceed along the Goblin Trail å towardthe gorge.

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Here you will also find the first oppor tunity for refreshments: From the traditional Gletscherschliffalpine tavern, you will have an unparalleled pano-ramic view of Mittenwald. Incidentally, the alpine tavern gets its name from the rock discovered in1930, on which the flow of the ice age glaciers canbe clearly seen. This polished glacial rock is thelargest in the entire Alps and is considered a natural monument.

In the middle of the gorge: the "Klammgeistweg"(Gorge ghost trail)

Continue on the Gorge Ghost trail ¨ toward the entrance into the gorge. The world of the GorgeGhost and its goblins is waiting, with adventuroushell water, ghost pools and witches' cauldrons. Allof the secrets of its realm are revealed on signsalong the way. In the Spring, it's said you can evenhear it: when the Leutascher Ache river bubblesthrough full of melted snow and ice, it sounds as ifthe goblins are bumping and crashing about. Now, directly into the gorge: at about 800 meters, a metalwalkway leads directly over the Leutascher Acheriver, freely suspended. Through its lattice, you canlook directly down into the approx. 40-meter abyss.The walkway leads along spooky-beautiful attrac -tions such as the "devil's pools," the "ghost grotto"and the "hell bridge." On the way back, detour tothe panoramic bridge ˆ is well worth it: it boldly extends over the deep Leutascher Ache river andmakes for an ideal photo opportunity.

STARTING POINT / DESTINATIONMittenwald, Isar bridge on Innsbrucker Straße /Mittenwald gorge kiosk

LENGTH / DURATION4 km / approx. 3 hrs.

MARKINGHiking trail signage with milestoneTrail number 800

DIFFICULTYComfortable, easy hike from Mittenwald to theLeutascher Geisterklamm gorge– to be unafraid of heights – no trail numberno strollers or dogs

INFOThose who want to hike further can ideally con-nect this walk with a hike into the Leutaschtalvalley.

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYGasthaus Gletscherschliff alpine tavern,phone +49 (0)8823 1453Gorge kioskKiosk Entrance Leutasch

POINTS OF INTERESTGorge kiosk, Leutaschklamm Gorge,polished glacial

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The "Pebble Experience Trail" in Krün andthe Geological Hiking Trails in Wallgau andMittenwald present interesting informationon the creation of the Isar river and the Kar-wendel mountains - descriptively illustratedin exhibits, photos, diagrams and explana-tory text.

„Kieselsteinlehrpfad Krün“ (Pebble experience trail)

In addition to important information about the geologi-cal history of the region, you can also marvel here atthe young, powerful, turquoise-blue Isar river: since1990, it has channeled its way through the original riverbed again, unabated by the Isar canal. From thetourist information center in Krün * go over the Isarcanal to the sawmill, directly in front of the Isar bridge.A large info panel œ shows different types of rock andexplains their origins. The natural history experiencebegins here: now follow the Isar river along the right-hand bank. The first exhibits å follow after about 200meters: different rocks which can be found on the Isarriver are presented.

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„Geologischer Rundwanderweg Wallgau“(Wallgau geological loop trail)

On the tracks of the ice age, this hike will teach youmany interesting facts about the Buckelwiesen"hummock meadows," polished glacial rock, tumuli,drumlins, dolines and other geological features ofthe region. The first info panel can be found at Dorf-platz *, next to the Raiffeisenbank Wallgau bank:"Various limestones of the region." A variety of

fossils which contributed to the creation of the Karwendel mountains are shown here. From there,follow Simetsbergstraße œ to the polished glacialrock and the spring å. Before the ascent to theMaxhütte alpine hut ¨ (Fahrenberg, about 30 minu-tes, no trail numbers), where you will find a specta-cular, all-around view and can stop for a snack ina homey, inviting atmosphere, the road branchesto the left. There you will find info panels ˆ + – "Historical Mining" and "Ice Age Landscapes."Among other things, they show how cavern slate,sandstone and ore were removed and processedfor a wide variety of uses. Later, you will encounterthe peculiar tumuli: pointed hills created by the lay-ering of river deposits amidst the glaciers. Thereare only seven in all of Bavaria – three of them canbe admired right here. The "Tumuli" info panel ıends the loop tour, and you can return to Dorfplatz.

„Geologischer Lehrpfad“(Mittenwald geological educational trail)

Between Latscheneck and Laintalschlucht, as asection of the popular hiking trail to Lautersee lake,this hiking trail imparts geological knowledge of

Mittenwald. It begins at the base station of theKranzberg lift *. In seven showcases, you will learninteresting facts about the history of the region'screation and the topics of "Ice Age," "Formation ofthe Alps," "The Laintalschlucht," "Chert and PietraVerde," "Tracks in the Rock " and "From Mountainto Pebble Stone." There are also a variety of boul-ders to be found alongside the trail. Following thisinformative excursion, hikers can continue towardLaintalschlucht œ or toward Lautersee lake.

PEBBLE EXPERIENCE TRAILSTARTING POINT AND DESTINATION /LENGTH / DURATIONTourist information center in Krün / 0.8 km /approx. 30 minutes (with viewing time)

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYnearby other Restaurants and cafes

POINTS OF INTERESTIsar bridge, Pebble Experience Trail, Isar NatureExperience Trail, Hüttlebachklamm gorge

GEO. EDUCATIONAL TRAIL IN MITTENWALDSTARTING POINT AND DESTINATION /LENGTH / DURATIONKranzberg chair lift base station / 1 km /approx. 40 min. (with viewing time)

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYKärtner Alm alpine hut, phone +49 (0)8823 8239nearby other Restaurants and cafes

POINTS OF INTERESTGeological Loop Trail with exhibits

GEOLOGICAL LOOP TRAILSTARTING POINT AND DESTINATION /LENGTH / DURATIONTourist information center in Wallgau 3.7 km /approx. 2 hrs. (with viewing time)

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYMaxhütte, phone +49 (0)8825 1582nearby other Restaurants and cafes

POINTS OF INTERESTGeological Loop Trail with exhibits

INFO FOR ALL TRAILS MARKINGHiking trail signage with milestone

DIFFICULTYFlat and easy hikes

Yearlong guided tours are availableafter registration:geo-trip, Vera und Josef Karner,Tel. +49 (0)8825 562, www.geo-trip.de


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In the footsteps of the most successful female biathleteof all time – Magdalena Neuner.In honor of the biathlete, the original Panorama Trailwas redesigned into one of the themed trails with themost views on the sunny slopes above the Isar rivervalley.

From Wallgau to the Krepelschrofen

From the "Haus des Gastes," a slight climb leads viaSonnleiten to the start of the Magdalena Neuner Panorama Trail. This can be reached in about 10 mi-nutes and is well suited for families with children.

28 panels with lots of photos, quotes and details fromthe storybook career of Magdalena Neuner borderthe edge of this panoramic trail. Learn all about theunique career of the charismatic Olympic championon our Magdalena Neuner Panorama Trail.

Just after the gentle climb over the Sonnleiten, onelearns that Magdalena loved to hike as a child, andstill does today. Her youth coach Bernhard Kröll islater quoted: "She was always full of joy, showedenormous diligence, great ambition and a strong willto succeed“. She undoubtedly needed that on herway to the peak of the world's elite, which the climb

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STARTING POINTHaus des Gastes in Wallgau

DESTINATIONKrepelschrofen or Maxhütte

LENGTH / DURATIONapprox. 3.9 km to the Maxhütte / approx. 2 hrs.from Krepelschrofen trail junction approx. 750 mto summit / approx. 45 min.

MARKINGHiking trail signage with milestoneNo trail number

DIFFICULTYSteep switchback trail after the Krepelschrofentrail junction, not recommended for older visitorsin most cases

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYMaxhütte, phone +49 (0)8825 1582Restaurants and cafes

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to nature as Magdalena Neuner: "I draw mystrength and energy from here."At the end of the Magdalena Neuner PanoramaTrail, there is opportunity to stop in for refreshmentat the Maxhütte, open year-round, where you willhave an unparalleled view of the Alpenwelt Karwen-del region.

Take off your shoes and get a feel for nature! That isthe motto of the „Barfußwanderweg“ (Barefoot hiking route) in Mittenwald. And the great thing is:it's only about 30 minutes from here to the summit ofthe Kranzberg, which provides a fantastic vantagepoint to the Karwendel, Wetterstein and Ester mountains.

The tour begins in Mittenwald; from downtown, you will first walkthrough the historic Gries district. From there, the steadily risingGröblweg leads out of town. Magnificent views of the town and the opposing Karwendel mountains openup. The trail leads directly to the base station of the Kranzberg chair lift *.The parking lot is a beautiful vantage point; from here, you have an unobstructed view over all of Mittenwald.Those who wish can shorten the impending route by two-thirds with the chair lift (to St. Anton). Those whowant to hike will turn left from the base station onto the hiking trail.

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LENGTH / DURATION9.1 km / approx. 2 to 3 hrs.


DIFFICULTYEasy mountain hike on well maintained trails,steep in sections (particularly directly beforeand after St. Anton alpine tavern). A total altitudegain of 620 meters must be climbed

INFOThe Kranzberg chair lift runs betweenMittenwald and the St. Anton alpine tavern, operated 9 to 4:30 PM

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYSt. Anton alpine tavern, phone +49 (0)8823 8001Kranzberg summit lodge, phone +49 (0)8823 1591Korbinianhütte alpine hut, phone +49 (0)8823 8406

POINTS OF INTERESTBarefoot Hiking Route, Kranzberg summit

Barefoot hiking


Climb to St. Anton alpine tavern

Mixed woodlands alternate withflowering meadows here; bluegentian and white alpine butter-cups are found along the side ofthe trail. In the winter, you can gotobogganing from the summit sta-tion down into the valley; the trailoccasionally leads you past thetoboggan run built expressly forthis purpose. At the branch to theKorbinianhütte lodge, stay to theleft; things get steeper here: aclimb of about 120 meters in altitude gain must be covered overthe next 800 meters. After this ath-letic ascent, you will reach the St.Anton alpine tavern œ: a welcomebreather before continuing on theBarefoot Hiking Route å.

Barefoot Hiking Route and Kranzberg Summit

Without socks or shoes, you will walk barefoot to24 stations with a variety of surfaces: pebbles, bark,moss, wood chips and pine cones. You will evenwalk through a mountain stream – an optimal

stimulation of your circulatory system. Our feet arehighly sensitive tactile organs. Walking barefoot notonly brings you into close contact with nature, butalso supports the immune system, stimulates metabolism and strengthens the musculature of theback. At the end of the loop, it's about 30 minutesto the summit of the Kranzberg ¨. His Panoramaoffers in nice weather next to the Zugspitz 92 othermountain peaks, at which you can marvel from thecomfortable loungers of the panoram theater.

Tip: For those who still have a bit of energy left, the5-kilometer long descent toward Elmau or the approx. 7-kilometer long loop trail to Mittenwald viaFerchensee ˆ and Lautersee – lakes are recom-mended.

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The „Walderlebnispfad“ (forest experience trail)at Lautersee lake near Mittenwald makes for enor-

mous fun. There are all kinds of exciting things for forest fans young and old to discover.

Get close to nature, in a playful way

At 12 different stations, the Forest Experience Trail offers many fascinating activities to master. At the bird-watching turret, you can guess at different bird species, discover rabbits, foxes and their animal friends onthe hunting trail, or test your abilities at identifying different tree species with the tree type quiz. If yourheads are spinning after the loop, you shouldn't pass up a dip in Lautersee lake - refreshment guaranteed.

From Mittenwald to the educational forestexperience trailThere are multiple options for reaching the ForestExperience Trail from Mittenwald. You can reach itfrom the old Gries district, through the breathtakingLaintal valley with its waterfalls, or hike from the basestation of the Kranzberg chair lift, via the GeologicalEducational Trail, on the so-called "Latscheneck" toLautersee lake, where a magnificent view of Mitten-wald always awaits. In addition, there is a separatehiking trail above the road to Lautersee lake, whichbranches to the right from Innsbrucker Straße towardLeutasch. Alternatively, a hiking bus drives to Lau-tersee lake and on to Ferchensee lake in the summermonths. This ride is free for visitors with the guestcard. Because the Forest Experience Trail is createdas a loop trail, you can easily start on the trail frommultiple points.

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With many different themed areas and interactive stations for playing and discove-ring, the „Isar-Natur-Erlebnisweg“ (isar nature experience trail will bring

you closer to the habitats and natural environment on and aroundthe Isar river. It is sure to awaken the entire family's interest

and awareness of nature.

Discover nature – experience nature

At many points along the route, you are invited to discover the secrets and peculia-rities of nature through different activities,such as water games, Kneipp pools, forestschool, tree telephone, listening funnel, ani-mal long jump, sound tree, balancing tree,tug of war and many more.

STARTING POINTIsar bridge or at reservoir in KrünDESTINATIONLoop hiking trail

LENGTH / DURATIONapprox. 5.9 km, approx. 4 hrs. total duration

MARKINGGreen signage for Isar Nature Experience Trail Trail number 310

DIFFICULTYChallenging from Isar bridge to Hüttlebach-klamm gorge entrance (panels 1-11); easier,shortened variant: Isar bridge on forest road toward Hüttlebachklamm gorge (from panel 11)via reservoir - Pebble Experience Trail back toIsar bridge (nearly flat, also suitable for children's strollers)

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYRestaurants and cafes

POINTS OF INTERESTPanorama pavilion, Hüttlebachklamm gorge, Isarreservoir, adventure playground

STARTING POINT / DESTINATIONLautersee lake near Mittenwald, 3 different starting point options, each about 45 minutes in duration

LENGTH / DURATION1.8 km, approx. 3 hrs.

MARKINGHiking trail signage: maple symbol

DIFFICULTYEasy, interesting hikes, especially suited for families with children

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYLautersee-Alm tavern, phone +49 (0)8823 928932Gasthof Seehof, phone +49 (0)8823 1276Lautersee-Stub‘n, phone +49 (0)8823 1017

Forest Experience Trail Isar Nature Experience Trail


The themed info panels:1 Lichens, mosses and ferns2 The wild Isar river3 Historic rafting4 Native birds5 Alpine farming6 Alpine forest7 Fungi in the Isar valley8 Wild animals9 Landscape formation

10 The eco-factor of altitude 11 Forest management12 Poisonous and medicinal plants13 Diversity of flowers in the Isar valley14 Weather and climate15 Krün reservoir16 Magnificent nature17 Deadwood – wood insects18 Source and still waters19 Isar fishing waters20 Gravel bank breeders on the Isar21 Creation of the Alps22 Walchensee power plant23 Adaptation to extremes24 "Heimweide" meadows25 Flood protection

These two alpine huts sit amidst lush alpinemeadows where young cattle graze in sum-mer. Here, hikers can relax with a heartysnack and enjoy the marvelous view of thesurrounding mountains.

Spectacular panoramic views from the Krüner Alm alpine hut

The starting point of this hike is Krottenkopfstraße inKrün * or – alternatively – the "Haus des Gastes" inWallgau œ. From here, follow the signs on agricultural roads and, later, through the forest toward Finzbach-klamm gorge. Follow the forest road toward the Finzalm alpine hut to a fork å: here, follow the center hikingtrail along the rushing Altgraben river toward the Krüner Alm alpine hut. Continue on the forest road untilyou reach a path, where things get a bit steeper on the way toward the Krüner Alm alpine hut ¨. Beer andsnacks at the alpine hut taste all the better after the climb. Special tip: The climb to the Krottenkopf (2.086 m)via the Weilheimer hut is well worth it. Fitness and surefootedness required, the climb takes about 2 ½hours.

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Start in Wallgau *: first follow the beautiful Pano-rama Trail until you reach the forest road œ. Afterabout 1.5 kilometers, you will leave the forest roaddirectly before a right-hand curve and enter theforest on a path å or – alternatively, remain on the

STARTING POINTKrüner Alm alpine hut: from Krün, Krottenkopf-straße from Wallgau, Haus des GastesWallgauer Alm alpine hut Wallgau, PanoramaTrail or Sonnleitenstraße

LENGTH / DURATION4 hours (8.5 km) to Krüner Alm, easy3 hours (5.5 km) to Wallgauer Alm, easy

MARKINGHiking trail signage with milestoneWallgauer Alm: Trail number 450 + 454Krüner Alm: Trail number 450 + 453

DIFFICULTYEasy mountain hikes on trails and paths.The differences in altitude require fitness.

TERRAINKrüner Alm: mostly forest roads, short sectionson paths. Wallgauer Alm: mostly on paths,which are well-worn

INFOSchedule and registration for the Alm-Bus:Travel office Ferienglück, www.kriner.info orphone +49 (0)8823 1201 and +49 (0)8825 599

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYKrüner Alm alpine hut (operated part-time),Wallgauer Alm alpine hut (operated in summer),restaurants and cafes


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forest road. Continue following the path as it climbs,sometimes steeply. After a hike of about threehours, you will reach the Wallgauer Alm alpinehut ¨. Those who wish to hike further can reachthe Krüner Alm alpine hut on a hike through thebeautiful alpine meadows, which takes approx.45 minutes.

Reach the alpine huts in comfort: "Almbus"From June to September, the Krüner and WallgauerAlm alpine huts can also be reached in comfort bybus. The "Almbus" runs between Mittenwald andWildbädermoos (with stops at Klais, Tennsee,Barmsee, Krün, Wallgau and Finz-Alm) three daysper week, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. Thebus runs once in the morning and once in the af-ternoon on each day; you must register in advancefor the ride (see info box). Walking time from Wild-bädermoosalm alpine hut: 20 minutes to the Wall-gauer Alm alpine hut and 50 minutes to the KrünerAlm alpine hut.

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Panoramic views, hearty snacks andrelaxation for your soul: it's easy to letyourself go at the alpine lodges of theAlpenwelt Karwendel region. After all,what is nicer than cozy refreshments atthe end of a mountain hike?

The Brunnsteinhütte lodgeTel. +49 (0)172 8909613

This hut is a popular excursion destination forday trippers and tour hikers (as a starting pointfor the Heinrich Noe climb and the Mittenwaldvia ferrata) alike. It has been recognized for several environmental projects. In addition todogs and chickens, lots of other small animalslive here, such as goats. The lodge is also partlyopen during the winter. From the southern Isarbridge in Mittenwald * the route first leadsthrough blooming meadows toward Steig. Youwill first hike parallel to the Isar river and themain road, and then turn left into the forest œ.

The winding route leads on through the high forest, climbing moderately but steadily. Then you will crossthe streambed of the Sulzleklamm. å You'll reach the hut afterabout 11/2 - 2 hours, where you are invited for refreshments with aview of the Wetterstein and Arnspitzen mountains from May toOctober. Those who wish to continue up can continue on fromthe hut up to the Brunnsteinspitze (2.179 m). The shortest descentfrom the Brunnsteinhütte lodge is the route described; in goodweather, a recommended alternative is to return via Leitersteig ¨,the Mittenwalder Hütte lodge ˆ and Karwendelsteig. A head forheights is required for this variant, however. The Sulzleklamm iscrossed at 35 meters high over the ravine, on a new, 45-meterlong suspension bridge. (Trail numbers 290 + 291 - 292)

The Mittenwalder Hütte lodgeTel. +49 (0)151 17303118

The Mittenwalder Hütte lodge sits partway up in the middle of thecliffs of the Karwendel massif and provides a very impressive viewof all of Mittenwald. The lodge can be reached in about 2 hourson switchbacks through the shady forest. From Mittenwald * the

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route first leads on Raineck under the main road(B2) œ and then to the right. Follow the trail as itclimbs steadily upward slightly. After crossing thewild stream just at the base of the Karwendel, awinding trail through the forest begins å. Afterabout an hour's hike, things get a bit steeper. Theroute continues up the mountain on rocky ground;tricky spots are secured by cable rope. Once theshort climb is done, you are re warded with a pano-ramic view of the Viererspitze, Koflerturm and Kar-wendelspitze peaks. From here, it's just a few moreminutes to the Mittenwalder Hütte lodge ¨, whichfeatures a terrace providing impressive views of thetown and the Lautersee lake beyond. There aremany summit options, including the Lindenkopf(approx. 1 hour's walk) and the Karwendelspitze(approx. 2 hours). For both, one should definitelybe sure of foot and have a head for heights.(Trail number 280)

The Dammkarhütte lodge *Tel. +49 (0)173 3514659

From the parking lot of the base station of the Karwendel cable car, the trail leads on the oppositeside through the dry, extended streambed, and youwill climb a steel staircase to the right. Follow thegravel road, stay to the left at the end and climb upthe Ochsenbodensteig through the light woodland.At the trail junction at the end, go to the right to theDammkarhütte lodge (1.667 m).(Trail numbers 271 + 270)

The Hochlandhütte lodgeTel. +49 (0)174 9897863

From the hiking parking lot behind the barracks,follow the forest road and then turn left onto a foot-

path. After an ascent you will reach another forestroad; follow it along and above the Gasselahnstream. After crossing the Kälberalplbach stream,the trail becomes narrower and leds through lightwoodland to the hill where the Hochlandhütte lodgesits (1.632 m). Descend the same as the ascent.(Trail number 260)

STARTING POINT FOR BRUNNSTEINHÜTTE LODGEMittenwald, Isar bridge on Innsbrucker Straße

LENGTH / DURATIONapprox. 4.7 km, approx. 2 hrs., easy

DIFFICULTYEasy and beautiful lodge hike without terriblysteep climbs

STARTING POINT FOR MITTENWALDER HÜTTE LODGEMittenwald, base station of Karwendel cable

LENGTH / DURATIONapprox. 2.7 km, approx. 11/2 hrs., easy

DIFFICULTYVaried lodge climb, good fitness required

STARTING POINT FOR DAMMKAR HÜTTE LODGEMittenwald, base station of Karwendel cable

LENGTH / DURATIONapprox. 3.9 km, approx. 2 - 21/2 hrs., easy


STARTING POINT, HOCHLANDHÜTTE LODGEHiking parking lot at the Mittenwald barracks

LENGTH / DURATIONapprox. 5 km, approx. 2 - 21/2 hrs., easy




Lodges with views

This hiking trailleads to the Ester-bergalm alpine hut,a popular excursiondestination.In this part of theEster mountains,you can experiencea unique natural environment embedded in a high alpine mountain landscape – at "only"1.300 meters.

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In the middle of the natural splendor of the Estermountains

From Krün * or Wallgau œ you will first follow farmroads å. After reaching the edge of the forest afterabout 1.5 kilometers, follow the forest road, whichleads up steadily to the Finzalm alpine hut. Thelandscape here consists of varied, mixed wood-lands, as it does throughout the Karwendel andEster mountains; innumerable tree species are represented, such as pine, larch, beech, maple,ash, alder, linden, elm and sallow. Even along theroadside, there is fanciful and colorful nature to befound.

A view into the fascinating precipice of the Finz-bachklamm gorge

After a short climb, a sign points to the left to theFinzbachklamm gorge ¨. (Surefootedness recom-mended). From the highest point on the tour, youwill find wonderful views into the deep gorge.

Along the springs and streams to the Esterbergalmalpine hut

Passing by the Finzalm ˆ alpine hut (operated part-time in summer), you will cross various small tribu-taries of the Finzbach river. Wherever you turn yourear, you will hear the murmurs, rushing and gurg-ling of water. From the Farchanter Alm alpine hut – the Esterbergalm alpine hut ı is only 15 minutesaway. They offer a small selection of cold and warmmeals.

STARTING POINT / DESTINATIONKrün (Krottenkopfstraße hiking parking lot) orWallgau ("Haus des Gastes")

LENGTH / DURATION11.5 km / approx. 3.5 to 4 hrs., easyReturn / approx. 6 hrs.

MARKINGHiking trail signage with milestoneTrail numbers 450, 452, 464

DIFFICULTYMountain hike without technical difficulty,but long

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYFinzalm alpine hut(operated part-time only in summer)Farchanter Alm alpine hut (only in summer),phone +49 (0)8821 6840Esterbergalm alpine hut (closed Wednesdays)phone +49 (0)8821 3277

POINTS OF INTERESTFinzbachklamm gorge, Esterbergalm alpine hutChapel, view of the Wank mountain.


Finzbachklamm gorge and Esterbergalm alpine hut

For centuries now, there has been livestock farminghere, with a panoramic view of the Wank mountain(1.774 m). A small private chapel opposite the alpine hut recalls old times. Those who do not wishto walk the entire route back can go down towardPartenkirchen on a a wide, steep forest road. Youwill reach the Wankbahn cable car parking lot inabout 11/2 hours. (Buses to the Garmisch train station with connections to Mittenwald, Krün andWallgau).

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Along the spectacular Seinsbach-klamm gorge, with its many water-falls, to the Krinner-Kofler-Hüttelodge and the Vereiner Alm alpinehut located opposite. Agriculturehas a long tradition here: an alpinefarm building was built as early asthe 16th century.

From Mittenwald to the Aschauer chapel

From Mittenwald, the route first follows the Isar * river toward Krün. You will pass the Schönwald with theSchwarzkopf mountain (1.591 m) to the right and then hike deeper into the forest toward the Aschauer chapel. You will soon reach a tranquil clearing which is bordered on one side by the wooden chapel œ.

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With a view of the impressive panorama of the Soi-ern mountains, you will hike by the Aschauer Almalpine hut (closed), over the Seinsbach river bridge

å and onward following the forest road to the right,to the Vereiner Alm alpine hut. Beautiful views intothe Seinsklamm gorge open up again and again.

After the first rise, you will follow the nearly flat, re-laxing route for a while. Passing the Ochsen-Almalpine hut (not open to the public), the peak of theReißenden Lahnspitze (2.209 m) emerges in thebackground. Things get steeper again: there are200 meters of altitude gain to be climbed beforereaching the idyllic alpine meadows. A small lakesurprisingly appears to the left of the trail. Now it'sonly a few more meters to the Vereiner Alm alpinehut ¨ and the Krinner-Kofler-Hütte lodge ˆ. TheVereiner Alm alpine hut has existed since the 16thcentury; there was even a hunting palace here inthe 19th century. Unfortunately, it was completelydestroyed only a few years after it was built. TheKrinner-Kofler-Hütte lodge is an Alpine Club hutwith lodging options. The Vereiner Alm alpine hut isoperated from June to September.

STARTING POINTMittenwald, am Raineck parking areaDESTINATIONKrinner-Kofler-Hütte, Vereiner Alm alpine hut

LENGTH / DURATIONapprox. 9.3 km / approx. 31/2 to 4 hrs., easy

MARKINGHiking trail signage with milestoneTrail numbers 200 + 350

DIFFICULTYEasy mountain hike without technical difficultieson well maintained, wide hiking trails and roadsthrough the forest

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYVereiner Alm alpine hut, phone +49 (0)170 3173674

POINTS OF INTERESTAschauer chapel, Seinsbachklamm gorge,Jägersteig.


Krinner-Kofler-Hütte lodge and Vereiner Alm alpine hut..

It offers several worthy summit options, such as theSoiernspitze (2.257 m, about 2 hrs. hiking time). Alpine experience is required for this tour. Equallyas varied and interesting is the descent from thelodge via the shady Jägersteig – (marked, sure -footedness required).

The Simetsberg, "Wallgau's signature moun-tain," lies northwest of Wallgau. The specialfeature of this mountain is that it stands free– separated from the Ester mountain range –and provides an incomparable panoramicview of the Ester mountains, the Wetterstein,the Karwendel and the Soiern mountains as aresult.

From Wallgau past Sachensee lake

From the hiking parking lot at the northern exit of Wall-gau * the trail rises slightly through the forest. After justa short time, a view of the Sachensee lake emerges onthe right. Further up, bear left off the forest road; from here, you will hike through the forest. A relatively straight, rising trail traverses the sparse, mixed woodland, which offers hikers interesting viewsand pleasant shade.

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White water and lake view: the alpine ravine andthe Walchensee

The loud rushing of water can be heard as it flowsthrough the rear alpine ravine to the valley furtherbelow. Particularly in early summer, when the lastsnows have melted and run off, the river makes alively and colorful impression. The mountain is alsosuitable for tours in the winter, however. After ap-

prox. 1.25 kilometers on the trail, a short path to theright leads back to the forest road œ. Then turnright along the forest road. Here, the forest clears.After approx. 1.75 kilometers you will reach a van-tage point with a bench. A short break here is justshort of required: below, the entire Walchensee ex-tends in vivid turquoise and blue colors.

Phenomenal panoramic view from the summitAt the next junction, turn right again and hikethrough the dense coniferous forest. The mountaintrail continues up toward the summit å for aboutan hour. Then, you've done it: for the last 800 me-ters, the forest opens up and finally reveals the viewof the entire surrounding region: to Heimgarten andHerzogstand and the Soiern mountains in the east,the Karwendel and Wetterstein in the south and theEster mountains in the west.

Special tip: Those who don't want to walk the whole way backcan stay to the left at the first junction and followthe route toward Einsiedl ¨. In addition to variousoptions for refreshments, at Walchensee lake ˆthere are also swimming beaches where you cancool down your hot hiking feet. The regional buswill take you back to Wallgau.

STARTING POINTWallgauDESTINATIONSimetsberg

LENGTH / DURATION7 km / approx. 4 hrs., easy

MARKINGHiking trail signage with milestoneTrail numbers 471 + 470 + 472

DIFFICULTYMountain hike: varied hiking, sometimes onforest roads, sometimes on well-worn pathsthrough the forestINFOAfter descending to Einsiedl, you can take theregional bus number 9608 back to Wallgau,Krün or Mittenwald

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYNone on the hike itself

POINTS OF INTERESTPanoramic view of the Bavarian and parts of theTirol Alps; Walchensee lake

To the summit of the Simetsberg


To the 2.050 meter highSchöttelkarspitze moun-tain via the FischbachAlm alpine hut and thepicturesquely situatedSoiernsee lakes. Bava-ria's Ludwig II once en-joyed this mountainroute – and he famouslyknew where to findbeauty.

From Krün to the Fischbachalm alpine hutComing from Krün, first go to the left * beyond the Isar bridge. This beautiful hiking trail leads for a shortsection between the Isar riverbed to the left and the forested mountain slopes of the Soiern mountains tothe right. Alternative: From Wallgau (park at the Isar footbridge), hike toward the Auhütte alpine hut (operatedpart-time) and to the right on the forest road toward the Fischbach Alm alpine hut. After a while, the routegoes left on a path into the forest. Finally, you will be on the forest road to the Fischbach Alm alpine hut

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œ turn right and hike steadily up-ward; the Ochsenstaffel (1.871 m)is on your right. At the FischbachAlm å (operated part-time in sum-mer), there is opportunity for refreshment at about 1.400 metersamidst gentle, green hills, surroun-ded by the forested peaks of thesurrounding mountains (Fisch-bachkopf, Predigtstuhl, Ochsen-staffel). The Fischbach Alm, in -cluding the hunting rights, was agift of King Ludwig II to his Ober-stallmeister (Master of Horses),Count Maximilian von Holnstein, in1870 and pleasant shade.

Fischbach and SoiernkesselFrom the alpine hut ¨ you can turn to the right onthe wire cable-secured Lakaiensteig (surefooted-ness required) toward Soiernhaus lodge. This climbwas also established in 1870 so that the King'sfootmen ("Lakaien") could reach the Soiern housesby the fastest route and prepare for the arrival ofLudwig II. The forest trail is significantly easier, however, so hikers without the requisite alpine experience should keep to the left after the Fisch-bachalm alpine hut.

Follow the forest road down into the valley floor("Hundstall"). From here, the ascent leads you upthrough the clearing forest again. At the trailjunction shortly before the lodge, stay to the rightto reach the Soiernhaus lodge up several steps ˆ.

These were originally the hunting quarters of KingLudwig II. A pavilion once stood on the Schöttelkar-spitze – which the extravagant regent had built fortaking tea. It takes about 2 hours from the Soiernbasin to the summit. A beautiful, winding climbwhich does require surefootedness.

STARTING POINTKrün, parking lot at the Isar bridge, Wallgau,Isar footbridgeDESTINATIONSchöttelkarspitze

LENGTH / DURATIONapprox. 11.6 km / approx. 4 hrs., easy

MARKINGHiking trail signage with milestoneTrail number 364

DIFFICULTYModerately difficult mountain hike. Ascendingand descending summits require surefooted-ness. The mountain path is sometimes rocky;otherwise, the hike follows forest and hikingtrailsINFOThe pavilion on the Schöttelkarspitze burneddown at the start of the last century

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYFischbachalm alpine hut, Soiernhaus lodge,phone +49 (0)171 5465858

POINTS OF INTERESTSoiernhaus lodge, Soiern lakes, Schöttlkarspitze

Soiernhaus lodge and Schöttelkarspitze


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On the Schachen standsa hunting palace that wasbuilt by King Ludwig II.The route to this impres-sive, magnificent buil-ding, which stands instark contrast to the wildalpine landscape, is long but worth every effort.

To the Wettersteinalm alpine hut via alpine lakes and the forestFrom Mittenwald * first follow Lauterseeweg toward Lautersee lake. The view of Mittenwald and the gardensopens up to the right. Lautersee lake is about 30 minutes away, while Ferchensee lake takes about 11/2 hours;both are charmingly situated at the edge of the forest. Alternatively, a bus runs to Lautersee and Ferchenseelakes in summer from the train station or Dekan-Karl-Platz. This is free with the guest card and makes yourroute shorter. Directly behind Ferchensee lake, the Wetterstein massif rises up – the destination of today'stour!

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From Ferchensee lake œ follow the forest road. Thelandscape changes constantly over the next few kilometers: meadows and ponds give way to mixedand, later, coniferous forest. Signs lead to theSchachen and Wettersteinalm alpine huts. Afterabout 6 kilometers, a path leads to the left throughthe forest to the so-called King's road. Alternatively,you can also start this tour in Elmau: first followalong the Elmauer Bach (Schachenweg) and go leftat the first junction. This will take you to the King's

road. After about 45 minutes, you will have reachedthe Wettersteinalm alpine hut å. Emerging from theforest here, you will encounter a large clearing andmay have trouble overcoming your astonishment:in the center of this meadow, the Wettersteinalm alpine hut (operated in summer) stands directly be-fore the backdrop of the entire Wetterstein range.

To the regal SchachenFrom here, it's just 2 hours to the 1.870 meter-highSchachen ¨. The last section of the route is alreadyabove the tree limit, revealing the view of the sur-rounding mountain panorama. From here, you canalready see the Schachenschloss ˆ a hunting palace which is splendidly furnished, particularly inthe interior: there are five living rooms with pine-wood paneling and historic ornamentation, as wellas a "Turkish Hall" with water fountains and paintedwindows. The Bavarian "Fairytale King" spent abouttwo weeks a year there, together with about 20 ser-vants. He especially enjoyed celebrating his birth-day here, on the 25th of August. The botanicalgarden is also worth seeing, where you can marvel

at alpine plants from around the world. The Schachen-haus lodge, below the palace, is open from May toOctober (weather-dependent).

Special tip:Before descending, a detour to the viewing pavilion

– is well worth it. You'll find a view into the Ober-reintal valley, a popular and challenging mountainclimbing region with steep, craggy rock walls onboth sides of the valley.

STARTING POINTMittenwald, parking lot at spa gardens, Elmau,hiking parking lotDESTINATIONSchachenhaus lodge and Schachen huntingpalace

LENGTH / DURATIONapprox. 16.2 km (one way) or complete 32 km /approx. 5 - 6 hrs., from Elmau approx. 4 hrs.,easy

MARKINGHiking trail signage with milestoneTrail numbers 820 + 870 + 841

DIFFICULTYEasy but long mountain hike without technical difficulty on well maintained, wide forest roadsand forest trails. Well-worn mountain paths arefound further up.

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYWettersteinalm alpine hut (operated in summer)Schachenhaus lodge, phone +49 (0)8821 2996or +49 (0)172 8768868,restaurants and cafes

POINTS OF INTERESTLautersee, Ferchensee lakes, Schachen huntingpalace with Turkish Hall (there are also tours),viewing pavilion and botanical garden


Truly a kingly tour: to the Schachenhaus lodge

Climb over the rooftops of the Karwendeland feel like a true mountaineer: this adven-ture becomes a reality on the Mittenwald viaferrata. However, you should take mountainexperience and surefootedness along.

From Mittenwald to the entrance – optionally with"detour" via the western Karwendel peak

The Mittenwald via ferrata (also called "Höhenweg,"or ridgeway) is a ridge traverse which offers grandviews to both sides of the Karwendel and Wettersteinmassif. From Mittenwald, this is an ambitious and verylong day trip; however, taking the Karwendel cable carto the summit station can spare the first three hoursof the hike. From the summit station of the Karwendelcable car * you can either climb to the first summit, the western Karwendel peak (2.384 m), which is justa few meters away, or go directly onto the climb beyond the Karwendel basin. For the less ambitious, the

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Summit climbs: Linderspitze, Sulzleklammspitzeand KirchlspitzeFrom the entrance å the route leads over a numberof peaks: the northern, middle and southern Linder-spitze ¨, Sulzeklammspitze ˆ and Kirchl spitze –- all between 2.300 and 2.323 meters high. Theroute is steep in places, but well secured every -where. Self-belaying with a via ferrata set is stronglyrecommended, even when the climbing is easy.Helmets should be worn. Because short sectionsmust be traversed unsecured, surefootedness anda head for heights are absolutely re quired.The climb leads to the Brunnsteinanger, a broad depression in the ridgeline. From there, the descentbegins to the Brunnsteinhütte lodge ı and onto the farmland through which you will reach Mittenwald.

A few tips for climbers:The main part of the route can be covered in about4 hours; an entire day should be planned for the

entire tour, however, and you should be correspon-dingly fit. The climb is only traversable in the summer, as there can be snow until May and starting in October. Leave as early as possible inthe day to avoid summer thunderstorms in the lateafternoon.

STARTING POINT / DESTINATIONSummit station of the Karwendel cable car /Mittenwald

LENGTH / DURATION9.9 km / approx. 4 to 5 hrs.

MARKINGTrail numbers 272 + 291 + 292 + 200

DIFFICULTYEasy to moderately difficult via ferrata; due to theexposed location, however, a head for heightsand mountain climbing experience are absolutelyrequired. Only accessible from May to October.INFOThe Karwendel cable car runs in the summerfrom 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYKarwendel cable car summit station, phone +49 (0)8823 937676-0Brunnsteinhütte lodge, phone +49 (0)172 8909613

POINTS OF INTEREST"Bergwelt Karwendel" Nature Information Centerat the summit station of the Karwendelcable car

The Mittenwald via ferrata


From Krün to the Fischbachalm lodge and further to theSoiernhaus lodgeFrom Krün, first go to the left beyond the Isar bridge. Thehiking trail leads between the Isar riverbed to the left andthe forested mountain slopes of the Soiern mountains tothe right. The Fischbachalm alpine hut provides the firstopportunity to stop in for refreshments. From the alpinehut, there are two trails to the Soiernhaus lodge. You canturn right onto the more challenging Lakaiensteig, or fol-low the forest road to the left toward the Soiernhauslodge, which transitions at the end to a narrow trail witha few steps. The hike will take between 3.5 and 4 hours.

From the Soiernhaus lodge to the Krinner-Kofler-Hüttelodge

From the Soiernhaus lodge, it's about 50-60 mins. up to the Jägersruh. The Jägersruh provides a marvelousview of the emerald-green Soiern lakes. Heading down to the Jöchl and on for another hour, you will reachthe Vereiner Alm alpine hut, with the adjacent Krinner-Kofler-Hütte lodge, where the second night is spent.The hike will take between 3 and 3.5 hours.

Hochland-Hütte lodge via WörnersattelFrom the Vereiner Alm alpine hut, you will hike a short distance uphill to then follow the climb toward Wör-nersattel on the trail branch to the left. The climb rises gently through the forest at first, and gradually be-comes steeper. After about 60 mins., you will reach the Hochlandhütte lodge, where the third night is spent.At about 2.5 hours, the hiking time is quite short.

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Via Bankerl to the Dammkarhütte lodgeFrom the Hochlandhütte lodge, a short descentleds to the Dammkarhütte junction. You will then gothrough a field of pines to the so-called Bankerl.From there, the route follows switchbacks up to theDammkarhütte lodge, where the fourth night isspent. The Dammkar is impressive in summer withsteeply rising rock walls and, in winter, is one of themost beautiful and longest freeride ski decents inthe Alps, for those who have the experience. Thehike will take between 21/2 and 3 hours.

From Dammkar to Brunnsteinhütte lodgeThe route continues, in part over loose boulders,up into the Dammkar. Once you have left the rockwalls of the Dammkar behind you, you will gothrough the 400 m long tunnel to the summit stationof the Karwendel cable car. The tour can end here,and you can ride the Karwendel cable car down toMittenwald. Those who wish to continue the hikecan follow the Pasamani loop trail to the entranceof the Heinrich-Noe climb. Continue following thepartially exposed climb, which is equipped withsafety elements such as wire cables or footholds.(Not traversable with small children!) After approx.2 - 21/2 hours, you will reach the Brunnsteinhüttelodge, where the fifth night is spent. The hike willtake between 4 and 41/2 hours.

STARTING POINT / DESTINATIONHiking parking lot at the Isar bridge in Krün

LENGTH / DURATIONMulti-day tour, approx. 6 daily stages


DIFFICULTYIn addition to surefootedness, a head for heightsand alpine experience, corresponding skills inhandling the applied map materials is also requi-red. In addition, one should be able to interpretweather conditions and be able to recognize potential changes early. Sufficient physical fitness and endurance are also required.EQUIPMENTSturdy mountain boots which are higher than theankle; weather-proof, warm clothing; emergencyand first aid kit; sufficient rations; telescoping hiking sticks.We recommend obtaining lodging informationfrom the lodges in advance.

REFRESHMENT STOPS ALONG THE WAYFischbachalm alpine hut (op. part-time),phone +49 (0)172 9469734Soiernhaus lodge (op. in summer),phone +49 (0)171 5465858Vereiner Alm alpine hut (op. in summer),phone +49 (0)170 3173674Krinner-Kofler-Hütte lodge (lodging only),phone +49 (0)8823 5584Hochlandhütte lodge (op. in summer),phone +49 (0)174 9897863Dammkarhütte lodge (op. in summer),phone +49 (0)173 3514659Karwendel cable car summit station,phone +49 (0)8823 937676-0Brunnsteinhütte lodge (op. in summer),phone +49 (0)172 8909613

POINTS OF INTERESTSoiernsee lake, Dammkar, Nature InformationCenter, alpine animal and plant environment


Multi-day tour between Soiern and KarwendelDescent via the LeitersteigAfter a good breakfast, the descent toward the Leitersteig begins. You will reach the Leitersteigjunction in about 11/2 hours and hike over the newlycreated suspension bridge at the Sulzleklammgorge.The route then leads through farmland to the centerof town in Mittenwald and then by bus to the starting point in Krün. Duration of descent approx.2 hrs.


Directions to the regionBY CARA9 toward Munich. Exit 76 (Munich-Schwabing), toward A95 Garmisch-Partenkirchen. OnB2R, follow signs to Garmisch-Partenkirchen. At Luise-Kiesselbach-Platz right on A95, con-tinue on B2. In Klais, either right on St 2542 (Mittenwald) or B2 to the left (Krün, Wallgau).

BY TRAINTrains run from Munich to Mittenwald and Klais hourly (some direct, some with change inGarmisch-Partenkirchen). Travel time: about 1 3/4 hours. The regional bus 9608 runs fromMittenwald, Klais or Garmisch-Partenkirchen to Wallgau and Krün.

BY AIRPLANEThe closest airports are Innsbruck (40 km away) and Munich (130 km away).

Additional outdoor and leisure options

Whether it's climbing, golfing or swimming – thereare numerous opportunities for these sports in theAlpenwelt Karwendel region, as well.

Alpenwelt Karwendel hiking and tourist bus

From May to October, the hiking bus runs to all im-portant start and end points of the hiking trails inMittenwald, Krün and Wallgau. A bus also runs bet-ween Mittenwald, Lautersee and Ferchensee. Visitors with a guest card ride for free.

Downloadable schedules are available at your localtourist information center.

The alpine huts of the Alpenwelt Karwendel region

A detailed overview of all hiking and mountain hutscan be found at www.alpenwelt-karwendel.de/en with contact information opening hours and days closed.

Can't find the right tour?

Are you looking for additional tour suggestions?Maybe you're interested in special hikes with children, animals or would like a guided hike? Noproblem! Your tourist information centers in Mitten-wald, Krün and Wallgau will be happy to assist youfurther. Simply speak with us or use our tours module on our website,www.alpenwelt-karwendel.de/en.

Of couse, we also have routes and information fornordic walking fans, cross-country skiers andmountain bikers.

Map / literature

"Hiking in the Alpenwelt Karwendel Vacation Region" hiking map, 1:30.000, available at the tourist information centers in Mittenwald, Krün,Wallgau.

Further information as detailed about can be foundat www.alpenwelt-karwendel.de/en

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PublisherAlpenwelt Karwendel Mittenwald Krün WallgauTourismus GmbHwww.alpenwelt-karwendel.de/en

Design, Typesetting & PrintingDruckerei Pfuhler KG, MittenwaldinMotion Agentur & Verlag

PhotosEhn, Hornsteiner, Kriner, Schober, Eisend, Pohmann,Habersetzer, Alpenwelt Karwendel, DAV

All rights reserved. Reproduction, including excerpts, permitted only by permission. All information is providedaccording to the best knowledge. No liability is acceptedfor local changes, incorrect information and resulting damages. Issued 2015.

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Simetsberg, page 28

Krüner- / Wallgauer Alm, page 20

Geological loop trail, page 13

Hochlandhütte, page 23

Geological educational trail, page 13

Brunnsteinhütte, page 22

Leutaschklamm gorge, page 10

Forest Experience trail, page 18

Barfoot hiking, page 16

Three-lakes-hike, page 8

Esterbergalm, Finzbachklamm, page 24

Schachenhaus, page 32

Around the Kranzberg, page 6

Dammkarhütte, page 23

Mittenwalder Hütte, page 22

The Mittenwald via ferrata, page 34

Krinner-Kofler-Hütte,Vereiner Alm, page 26

Buckelwiesenhike, page 4

Soiernhaus, page 30

Magdalena-Neuner-Panorama trail, page 14

Pebble experience trail, page 12

Isar Nature Experience trail, page 19

Germany

Bavaria

Alpenwelt Karwendel Mittenwald Krün Wallgau Tourismus GmbH

Tourist informationMittenwald

Dammkarstr. 3 - 82481 Mittenwald

Tel. +49(0) 88 23 - 33 981Fax +49(0) 88 23 - 27 01

[email protected]

Tourist informationKrün

Rathausplatz 1 - 82494 Krün

Tel. +49(0) 88 25 - 10 94Fax +49(0) 88 25 - 22 44

[email protected]

Tourist informationWallgau

Mittenwalder Str. 8 - 82499 Wallgau

Tel. +49(0) 88 25 - 92 50 50Fax +49(0) 88 25 - 92 50 66

[email protected]

www.alpenwelt-karwendel.de/en

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