In the district of Traunstein, Germany, there are numerous opportunities for hiking in the mountains. The region is characterised by its geographical location in the foothills of the Alps and thus offers a varied landscape with rolling hills, green meadows and impressive peaks.
Maps and trails
The 10 most beautiful hikes in Bergen
Hiking Trail
· Chiemgau Alps
Hiking over the Hochfelln
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Difficulty
T3
difficult
18.1 km
6:45 h
1,080 m
1,220 m
Up and over Instead of simply going back, on this wonderfully scenic hike, we cross the Hochfelln in Chiemgau.
Hiking Trail
· Chiemgau Alps
Hochfelln (1664 m) via Wasserwandl
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
8.5 km
5:00 h
940 m
940 m
Solitary, shady ascent to the well-known Chiemgau viewing mountain.
Hiking Trail
· Chiemgau Alps
over the Chiemgauer 5 - over Zinnkopf and Teisenberg to the Stoißer Alm
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
Stage 5
20.9 km
9:00 h
1,400 m
900 m
The 5th stage "over the Chiemgauer" leads with gentle ascents through shady forests over 2 summits to the Stoißer Alm.
Hiking Trail
· Chiemgau Alps
Hochfelln (1,671m). Circular route on the quieter east side
recommended route
Difficulty
T3
moderate
14.8 km
5:30 h
1,000 m
1,000 m
Scenic, moderate, occasionally unmarked route on the less frequented east side of the mountain.
Hiking Trail
· Chiemgau
SalzAlpenTour – Bergen – Bründling Alm
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
14.7 km
6:15 h
979 m
984 m
On this hike, we enjoy views of some of the most beautiful mountain ranges in Bavaria and Austria (Hochstaufen, Untersberg, Dachstein, Hoher Göll, Watzmann, Loferer Steinberge, Glockner group, etc.), as well as of Lake Chiemsee.
Hiking Trail
· Chiemgau
Pilgrimage path Maria Eck
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Difficulty
easy
9.4 km
2:45 h
217 m
217 m
From Siegsdorf up to Maria Eck with monastery inn. Then the route leads via Eisenärzt along the Traun back to Siegsdorf.
Hiking Trail
· Chiemgau
Ascent to the "balcony of the Chiemgau": Brachtalm - Hochfelln
recommended route
Difficulty
T3
difficult
Stage 3
12.7 km
6:00 h
865 m
878 m
The most challenging stage - a scenic climb to the "Balcony of Chiemgau".
Hiking Trail
· Chiemgau
Secluded paths between Maria Eck and Hochfelln
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
15.6 km
5:00 h
780 m
793 m
It goes on old paths from Maria Eck to the Hocherbalm and back. Sometimes a bit of intuition is required. Those who want can also add the ascent of the Hochfelln.
Hiking Trail
· Chiemgau Alps
By bus & train: Hochfelln - circular route from Ruhpolding
recommended route
Difficulty
T3
moderate
19.9 km
6:45 h
1,010 m
1,010 m
A longer variant on the well-known Chiemgau lookout mountain Hochfelln (1674m).
Hiking Trail
· Chiemgau
From the summit to the valley: Hochfelln - Ruhpolding
recommended route
Difficulty
T2
difficult
Stage 4
15.4 km
6:00 h
728 m
1,229 m
A long descent from the summit down into the Ruhpolding valley, characterized by wide views and varied vegetation.
One of the most beautiful hiking tours in Bergen is the tour to Hochfelln. The mountain is located south of Bergen and offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the Alpine foothills as well as the surrounding Chiemgau Alps. The route leads along well-marked hiking trails and is also suitable for families with children. On the way, you pass idyllic alpine pastures and can rest at various vantage points.
Another highlight is the Rauschberg hikes in Ruhpolding, a neighbouring municipality to Bergen. Here you can choose between different routes, depending on the difficulty and length of the hike. The trail to the Rauschbergalm is particularly popular, where you can enjoy the view with a hearty snack.
The best seasons for hiking in Bergen are spring to autumn. In spring, nature slowly awakens from hibernation and shows its flowering side. In summer, pleasant temperatures entice you to hike at lofty heights, while in autumn colourful deciduous forests present a picturesque picture.
In addition to the tours mentioned, there are many other hiking options around Bergen in the district of Traunstein. For example, you can climb the Geigelstein, one of the highest mountains in the Chiemgau Alps. Or you can opt for a hike along the idyllic Weitsee lake, which invites you to linger with its clear water.
All in all, the hiking possibilities in Bergen in the district of Traunstein offer a wide range of options for both experienced mountaineers and families with children. The varied landscape and impressive views make every step an unforgettable experience. So lace up your hiking boots and dive into the fascinating world of the mountains!
Another highlight is the Rauschberg hikes in Ruhpolding, a neighbouring municipality to Bergen. Here you can choose between different routes, depending on the difficulty and length of the hike. The trail to the Rauschbergalm is particularly popular, where you can enjoy the view with a hearty snack.
The best seasons for hiking in Bergen are spring to autumn. In spring, nature slowly awakens from hibernation and shows its flowering side. In summer, pleasant temperatures entice you to hike at lofty heights, while in autumn colourful deciduous forests present a picturesque picture.
In addition to the tours mentioned, there are many other hiking options around Bergen in the district of Traunstein. For example, you can climb the Geigelstein, one of the highest mountains in the Chiemgau Alps. Or you can opt for a hike along the idyllic Weitsee lake, which invites you to linger with its clear water.
All in all, the hiking possibilities in Bergen in the district of Traunstein offer a wide range of options for both experienced mountaineers and families with children. The varied landscape and impressive views make every step an unforgettable experience. So lace up your hiking boots and dive into the fascinating world of the mountains!
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