Hikes in Lermoos

In the Wetterstein mountains you can enjoy picturesque panoramas on your hike. From Lermoos you can explore the Tyrolean mountains on various tours. The hike to the Coburger Hütte, which lies between the two mountain lakes Seebensee and Drachensee, is particularly attractive. A varied route takes you from the Ehrwalder Alm via the Seebensee to the Coburger Hütte. Here you can expect an impressive view of the Zugspitze reflected in the lake.

The hut above Lermoos is also a good starting point for other tours. For example, set off from here via Biberwier to the Wolfratshauser Hütte. Beautiful panoramic views accompany you on your ascent. You can also climb the Grubigstein and the Gartner Wand.

On the hiking tours in the Tyrolean Zugspitz Arena you can put your sporting skills to the test. The region around Lermoos offers a number of tours for experienced hikers that require good physical condition and surefootedness. These include the hike to the Daniel and the Ups Spitze. To ensure that you are safe at the summit and in the valley, you should bring non-slip shoes for tours of this kind. At the Tuftl Alm you will find a viewing platform - from there you have a beautiful view of the valley and the surrounding mountains.

If you only want to do a short hike in Lermoos or have little hiking experience, you will also find what you are looking for here. Start directly in Lermoos and hike leisurely to the Brettlalm. The short hike is particularly suitable for families. Once you have reached the top, you can enjoy the view over a delicious meal. You have several options for the descent to Lermoos, which you can also do in a relaxed way by train.

Whoever is looking for a little thrill and a special sporting challenge should take advantage of the via ferratas in the Wettersteingebirge. Especially the via ferrata over the Stopselzieher on the Zugspitze is popular with climbers. In contrast to the often crowded hiking trails, you can enjoy much more peace and quiet here. As the Stopselzieher is not completely rope-secured, you should definitely bring some experience with you.

The via ferrata to the Tajakopf also offers spectacular views. This is quite demanding and only accessible in summer. The blue mountain lakes and green valleys can be seen below you, while the peaks of the Mieminger chain and the Ammergau Alps are in view.

If you want to explore the region on more than just hiking trails, you should take a day to explore the village of Lermoos. Here you can enjoy art and culture. One of the most important sights of the municipality is the "Catholic Parish Church of Lermoos St. Catherine". The church stands on the main square of the village and has existed in its present form since the 18th century. In the village you will also find a large number of listed buildings.

You should pay a visit to the "Dietrich'schen Ansitz", among others. The stately middle-floor building still contains elements from the Rococo period. The "Ortskapelle heiliger Josef" is also an important sacred building. In the prayer room you will find a statue of St. Joseph from 1720. Last but not least, the Ansitz Felsenheim should be mentioned. The building was built as early as 1727, although it was originally used as a brewery.