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Hikes in Rettenberg
Bavaria,Germany
Rettenberg, an idyllic village in the Upper Allgäu in Germany, is not only known for its picturesque landscape, but also for the numerous hiking opportunities. Rettenberg's geographical location offers a wealth of opportunities for hiking through breathtaking nature and impressive mountain landscapes.
Maps and trails
The 10 most beautiful hikes in Rettenberg
Hiking Trail
· Allgäu
Over the Starzlachklamm gorge to the Grünten
recommended route
Difficulty
T3
difficult
11.8 km
5:45 h
1,030 m
1,030 m
Popular Allgäu tour: it leads through the spectacular Starzlachklamm gorge and to the summit of one of the region's most striking mountains, the "Guardian of the Allgäu"
Hiking Trail
· Sonthofen
The Grünten classic
recommended route
Difficulty
T3
difficult
11.6 km
5:40 h
1,026 m
1,027 m
This tour leads via the Starzlachklamm gorge to the Grünten, the "Guardian of the Allgäu", and reveals magnificent views and vistas.
Hiking Trail
· Allgäu
Circular tour to the Falkenstein near Rettenberg
recommended route
Difficulty
T2
moderate
6.5 km
2:30 h
312 m
312 m
From Rettenberg over the Gebhardshöhe to the Falkenstein.
Return via Hinterberg and Vorderberg back to Rettenberg.
Hiking Trail
· Allgäu
From Kranzegg to the Grünten
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Difficulty
T2
moderate
6.6 km
3:10 h
672 m
683 m
On this route, we hike from the north side, where the ski lifts are also located, onto the Grünten, the guardian of the Allgäu.
Hiking Trail
· Allgäu
Grünten crossing from Rettenberg to Burgberg
recommended route
Difficulty
T2
moderate
9.8 km
4:55 h
980 m
1,025 m
A scenic crossing of the Grünten with steep climbs, cozy places to stop, and impressive panoramic views – perfect for anyone looking for a challenging but rewarding day route.
Hiking Trail
· Allgäu Alps
Allgäu Midsummer March
recommended route
Difficulty
T1
difficult
63.9 km
17:00 h
1,007 m
1,008 m
Hiking Through the Allgäu on the Longest Day of the Year
Hiking Trail
· Allgäu
On the Grünten
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
8.5 km
3:35 h
749 m
750 m
Grünten hike from the Gasthof Alpenblick parking lot, up to the Schwandalpe and along a forest-rich path to the summit. The return route passes the Grüntenhaus and then follows the outbound route back.
Hiking Trail
· Allgäu
Grünten from Rettenberg
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
9.8 km
3:00 h
990 m
990 m
Varied hike from Rettenberg to the Grünten.
Hiking Trail
· Allgäu
Vorderburg castle ruins and Falkenstein
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Difficulty
moderate
11 km
3:15 h
321 m
320 m
A varied circular route along the Rottachberg past the Vorderburg castle ruins to the Falkenstein, which is situated at an altitude of 1115 m
Hiking Trail
· Grünten
Panorama-Hike to the "Guardian of the Allgäu" (1.738 m)
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Difficulty
moderate
10.7 km
4:30 h
933 m
933 m
Allgäu Panoramic Tour - The circular tour from Burgberg over the Burgberger Hörnle to the Grünten impresses with an exceptional panoramic view of the Allgäu and the Alps.
One of the most beautiful hikes in Rettenberg leads to the Grünten, the "guardian of the Allgäu". The ascent to the 1,738-metre-high summit rewards you with a spectacular view over the entire Allgäu. The route is well signposted and suitable for both experienced hikers and families. Another highlight are the waterfall hiking trails around Rettenberg, where you can hike along rushing streams and gushing waterfalls.
A hike to the Alpe Gundhütte is particularly recommended. From here you have a magnificent view of the surrounding mountains and can fortify yourself with a hearty snack. The path to the Kranzegger Alm is also worthwhile: Here you can experience traditional Allgäu hospitality and enjoy homemade cheese specialities.
The best seasons for hiking in Rettenberg are spring, summer and autumn. In spring, nature blossoms in all its glory and there are numerous flowering alpine meadows to marvel at. In summer, shady forest paths offer pleasant temperatures during hot days and in autumn the forests turn into a sea of colour.
Rettenberg also offers many hiking trails that are especially suitable for families with children. The fairytale hiking trail takes little adventurers into a fairytale world full of dwarves and fairies. The sensory trail also invites you to discover and explore.
So in Rettenberg there are numerous hiking opportunities for nature lovers of all ages. Whether you want to climb the summit of the Grünten or prefer a leisurely hike through green valleys - everyone will find their perfect route here. The diverse nature, impressive views and traditional hospitality make hiking in Rettenberg an unforgettable experience.
A hike to the Alpe Gundhütte is particularly recommended. From here you have a magnificent view of the surrounding mountains and can fortify yourself with a hearty snack. The path to the Kranzegger Alm is also worthwhile: Here you can experience traditional Allgäu hospitality and enjoy homemade cheese specialities.
The best seasons for hiking in Rettenberg are spring, summer and autumn. In spring, nature blossoms in all its glory and there are numerous flowering alpine meadows to marvel at. In summer, shady forest paths offer pleasant temperatures during hot days and in autumn the forests turn into a sea of colour.
Rettenberg also offers many hiking trails that are especially suitable for families with children. The fairytale hiking trail takes little adventurers into a fairytale world full of dwarves and fairies. The sensory trail also invites you to discover and explore.
So in Rettenberg there are numerous hiking opportunities for nature lovers of all ages. Whether you want to climb the summit of the Grünten or prefer a leisurely hike through green valleys - everyone will find their perfect route here. The diverse nature, impressive views and traditional hospitality make hiking in Rettenberg an unforgettable experience.
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