Hiking in the Chiemgau

“The mountains are calling”, as they so often say here… whether you set off early in the morning at sunrise or take it easy in the late morning – a hike in the mountains quickly makes you forget the daily grind. The fresh air, the countryside, the weather, the physical exertion and the views – that’s what makes hiking so special…

Whether it’s long-distance trails, alpine pasture walks or quiet footpaths… there’s something for everyone here – whatever the season.

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Situated between Lake Chiemsee and the Chiemgau Alps, the area offers a wealth of opportunities for hiking and mountaineering enthusiasts to explore the picturesque landscape and majestic peaks. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced mountaineer, the Das Achental resort is the ideal starting point.

KAMPENWAND MOUNTAIN HIKE

On this moderately difficult mountain hike to the eastern summit of the Kampenwand, you can look forward to impressive views of Lake Chiemsee, the Alpine foothills and the Central Alps. The route begins through a mountain forest, heading up to the Steinlingalm. The ascent to the summit cross then takes you over high-alpine scree slopes and rocky paths, including a short section secured with ropes. A good level of fitness,
sure-footedness and a head for heights are therefore absolutely essential for this hike – and you’ll be rewarded with a unique panoramic view from the summit. More information

GEIGELSTEIN SUMMIT

On this moderately difficult mountain hike to the summit of the Geigelstein, there is plenty to see and discover: let yourself be inspired by the diverse flora and fauna of the Geigelstein Nature Reserve and enjoy a unique view from the summit of the second-highest mountain in the Chiemgau.
Along the way, you can stop for refreshments at the Roßalm: it is the highest alpine hut in the Chiemgau and is run in the traditional alpine style during the summer season.

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CHIEMGAUER HOCHPLATTE

The Chiemgauer Hochplatte is a mountain peak that is relatively easy to reach, offering magnificent views of the surrounding countryside and Lake Chiemsee. Along the way, there are several alpine huts where you can stop for a cosy break.

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HIKING ROUTES IN THE CHIEMGAU

The view from the summit cross – for example, from the Dürrnbachhorn over the Three Lakes region or from the Hochfelln across Lake Chiemsee – makes all the effort of the climb worthwhile. Would you like to go hiking with your children? Or explore the mountaineering villages? Then let’s get going and find your very own summit bliss in Chiemgau. You can find more information on the Chiemgau hiking routes here.

Aviation and water sports

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Fly Fishing with Rudi Heger

Look forward to one of Europe’s most legendary fly-fishing spots: the Traun. Rudi Heger, the Traun’s foremost expert, will guide you to the hotspots where grayling, trout and huchen are waiting for your fly.

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Panoramic drives in the Chiemgau region

The region’s most beautiful scenic routes. Nestled between Lake Chiemsee, Alpine passes and winding mountain roads, one of Bavaria’s most beautiful driving regions begins right on the doorstep of the Das Achental resort – ideal for classic cars, sports cars and stylish drives.

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