For those hungry for adventure

Experienced paraglider pilots know the best places to spread out their gliders and soar into the Chiemgau mountain air. If you are curious (greedy), you will find a few tips here that will make it easier for you to get started with paragliding. Hike and Fly is a way to try flying. At the very beginning of a paragliding career there is often a tandem flight. Some Chiemgau mountain railways have a launch ramp for paragliders at the mountain station.
The thermal conditions in the Chiemgau are also perfect for hot air balloons and gliders on many days.

The Kendlmühlfilzen is one of the largest raised bogs in Bavaria and has been a nature reserve since 1992. The Filze has developed from a silting up zone of the formerly much larger Ur-Chiemsee.
This natural jewel is a worthwhile destination at any time of the year. It is particularly beautiful in early summer, when cotton grass covers the landscape with its white inflorescences. Another natural spectacle occurs a little later in the summer, as soon as the blooming heather makes the entire moor appear purple.

Not been canyoning yet? Then it’s high time! Canyoning (‘Schluchtln’) is tackling a gorge from top to bottom. By climbing, jumping, sliding, abseiling, swimming and sometimes even short dives, you head through the gorge with us, with suitable equipment. Be inspired by these exceptional, breath-taking places. Get kitted out right here with neoprene suits, socks, canyoning belts and helmets to then start out on a wonderful tour. Minimum participant number: 6 people (8-10 people per trainer ). More information is available at Reception or from our Concierge in the lobby.

Explore the loveliest nooks in Chiemsee during a island tour on a steamboat operated by Chiemsee Schifffahrt. On Herreninsel you get an opportunity to visit the splendid Schloss Herrenchiemsee. And after that, be inspired by the idyllic charm of Fraueninsel.
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