Oberhaching, a charming community in the district of Munich in Germany, offers hiking enthusiasts numerous opportunities to explore the breathtaking nature of the surrounding area. With its idyllic location on the edge of the Bavarian foothills of the Alps, Oberhaching is a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Maps and trails
The 10 most beautiful hikes in Oberhaching
Hiking Trail
· Munich-Ingolstadt region
Gleißental – Deininger Weiher
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Difficulty
T1
easy
18.2 km
4:30 h
95 m
95 m
Through a dry valley to the idyllic forest lake in the south of Munich The Gleißental is one of the most interesting geotopes in the Munich area. It was formed during the last Ice Age when the Egling glacier tongue of the Isar-Loisach glacier extended to the Deininger Weiher and its meltwaters gradually washed out a valley while flowing northeast. Today, only the Deininger Weiher and the Gleißenbach, which flows out of it but already sinks after about 1 km, remain of the once massive glaciers and water streams. This hike runs quietly and shaded through the otherwise dried-up Gleißental, with the remarkable rock formations of the Deisenhofen quarry able to be admired right at the beginning. At the Deininger Weiher, there is the opportunity to climb to the Ludwigshöhe viewpoint before returning via the vast forests and fields of the southern Munich gravel plain via Jettenhausen and the seemingly remote Kreuzpullach back to Deisenhofen at the heartbeat of the metropolis.
Hiking Trail
· Munich-Ingolstadt region
Kugler Alm
Difficulty
easy
19.7 km
3:30 h
511 m
417 m
On an ideal day, just set off.
The tour itself wasn't very spectacular, but it was a test of how far the feet can carry!
Hiking Trail
· Munich-Ingolstadt region
Deisenhofen via Straßlach to Grünwald
Difficulty
easy
12.6 km
4:00 h
34 m
51 m
From Deisenhofen S-Bahn station through the Grünwalder Forest via Straßlach, the Isar riverbank to Grünwald to the tram.
Hiking Trail
· Munich-Ingolstadt region
Connect Oberhaching with Sauerlach
Difficulty
easy
17.1 km
3:24 h
54 m
49 m
A beautiful and varied hike in search of Celtic ramparts to see.
Hiking Trail
· Munich-Ingolstadt region
Via Julia from Grünwald to Aying
Difficulty
difficult
36 km
8:59 h
134 m
116 m
The tour starts at the final stop of the tram to/in Grünwald and ends at Ayinger station. From Grünwald, you walk to the old Isar crossing, passing the Grünwalder Roman redoubt on or next to the Roman military road Via Julia via Straßlach, Oberhaching, Sauerlach (stop at the Postwirt!) and through the Hofoldinger forest to Peiß and finally Aying, where you can end the day in the Bräustüberl before heading to the S-Bahn.
Hiking Trail
· Munich-Ingolstadt region
Zu Fuß von München in die Berge
Difficulty
difficult
79.7 km
14:00 h
1,241 m
1,064 m
Nichts für schwache Läufer!!!
Hiking Trail
· StarnbergAmmersee region
Von Gauting zur Kugleralm
Difficulty
moderate
19 km
4:45 h
100 m
97 m
Vom Würmtal durch Forstenrieder Park und Perlacher Forst zur Kugleralm.
Schöne, unspektakuläre Trainingstour entlang von Forstwegen vorbei an der Buchendorfer Keltenschanze und dem Biotop "Eichelgarten". Leider habe ich keine Umgehungsmöglichkeiten für Pullach und Grünwald gefunden. Man muss ja irgendwie die Isar passieren, und deshalb für die Nutzung der Grünwalder Brücke beide Ortschaften passieren.
Hin- und Rückfahrt über S-Bahn möglich:
Hinfahrt: S6 bis Gauting
Rückfahrt: S3 ab Furth (bei Deisenhofen), ca. 2 km entfernt von der Kugleralm.
Hiking Trail
· Munich-Ingolstadt region
Taufkirchen WoMo Stellplatz Rundtour
Difficulty
easy
7.7 km
1:57 h
22 m
11 m
Route von „Hochstraße 25, 82024 Taufkirchen“ nach „Mühlweg 26–44b, 82024 Taufkirchen“ via „Ritter-Hilprand-Straße 8A, 82024 Taufkirchen“, „A995, 82024 Taufkirchen“
Hiking Trail
· Tegernsee-Schliersee
100 Kilometer-Wanderung
101.3 km
25:43 h
2,101 m
2,617 m
Beispiel einer 100 Kilometer-Wanderung auf Waldwegen.
Hiking Trail
· Munich-Ingolstadt region
Im Gleissental
7.4 km
1:55 h
55 m
55 m
ruhige Wanderung im Gleissental und über Ödenpullach (hier ca. 15 Min. auf wenig befahrener Straße) durch Wald zurück zum Ausgangspunkt.
The geographical location of Oberhaching is characterised by rolling hills, picturesque forests and green fields. Its proximity to the big city of Munich makes it an ideal starting point for day trips or weekend excursions into nature. Although it is not directly on the Alps, the surrounding mountains such as the Mangfall Mountains and the Bavarian Alpine Foreland offer spectacular views and varied landscapes.
There are many wonderful hiking tours in Oberhaching and the surrounding area. One popular route, for example, is the "Hachinger Höhenweg", which leads along the river Hachinger Bach. This trail offers both beautiful views of the surrounding landscape and interesting insights into the history of the region.
For families with children, the "Kinderwanderweg Oberbiberg" is particularly suitable. This easy trail leads through a forest playground and allows young explorers to playfully explore their surroundings.
Another remarkable sight in Oberhaching is Hohenbrunn Castle. The historic building is surrounded by a picturesque castle park and offers an impressive view of the surrounding area. A walk through the park is a pleasant way to relax and enjoy nature.
The best seasons for hiking in Oberhaching are spring and autumn. In spring, nature blossoms in its full glory, while in autumn the foliage takes on colourful hues. The temperatures are mild and pleasant, which is perfect for hiking.
In summary, Oberhaching is a wonderful place for hiking. With its diverse landscapes, historical sights and child-friendly routes, there is something for everyone to discover. Whether you are travelling alone or want to hike with your family, Oberhaching will offer you unforgettable experiences in the midst of nature. So grab your hiking boots and explore this fascinating region!
There are many wonderful hiking tours in Oberhaching and the surrounding area. One popular route, for example, is the "Hachinger Höhenweg", which leads along the river Hachinger Bach. This trail offers both beautiful views of the surrounding landscape and interesting insights into the history of the region.
For families with children, the "Kinderwanderweg Oberbiberg" is particularly suitable. This easy trail leads through a forest playground and allows young explorers to playfully explore their surroundings.
Another remarkable sight in Oberhaching is Hohenbrunn Castle. The historic building is surrounded by a picturesque castle park and offers an impressive view of the surrounding area. A walk through the park is a pleasant way to relax and enjoy nature.
The best seasons for hiking in Oberhaching are spring and autumn. In spring, nature blossoms in its full glory, while in autumn the foliage takes on colourful hues. The temperatures are mild and pleasant, which is perfect for hiking.
In summary, Oberhaching is a wonderful place for hiking. With its diverse landscapes, historical sights and child-friendly routes, there is something for everyone to discover. Whether you are travelling alone or want to hike with your family, Oberhaching will offer you unforgettable experiences in the midst of nature. So grab your hiking boots and explore this fascinating region!
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