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Hikes in Scheyern

Bavaria,Germany

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Scheyern, a charming community in the district of Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm in Germany, offers hiking enthusiasts numerous opportunities to discover the breathtaking nature and cultural treasures of this region. With its idyllic location between rolling hills and picturesque landscapes, Scheyern is a true paradise for nature lovers.

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The 10 most beautiful hikes in Scheyern

The tower of the Scheyern monastery church is an eye-catcher.
Hiking Trail · Pfaffenhofen
Stroll through the unknown north
recommended route Difficulty easy
15.9 km
4:00 h
150 m
227 m
This family-friendly hike leads from Reichertshausen via Scheyern, with a detour to the local monastery, through the peaceful Ilm valley to Pfaffenhofen.
Hiking Trail · Munich-Ingolstadt region
PAF per PEDES - 1st stage from Pfaffenhofen / Niederscheyern to Jetzendorf
recommended route
5
14.9 km
6:00 h
177 m
108 m
PAF per PEDES is an initiative of the SPD district association Pfaffenhofen.
Benedict's Way
Hiking Trail · Munich-Ingolstadt region
Benedictusweg
recommended route Difficulty moderate
5.9 km
1:43 h
133 m
136 m
On the Benedictusweg, Pope Benedict XVI has already walked during his visits to Scheyern.
Weilachtal / In the Weilachtal outside of Schrobenhausen © Joachim Burghardt
Hiking Trail · Munich-Ingolstadt region
Schrobenhausen – Pfaffenhofen
Premium content Difficulty T1 easy
29.1 km
7:30 h
216 m
197 m
On quiet paths through a Bavarian picture-book landscapeThis impressive, long-distance hike connects Schrobenhausen and Pfaffenhofen just like Tour 26 – but in the opposite direction and with a completely different route. It thus links the Paar valley and the Ilm valley. So, we walk from one town to the other and enjoy walking through idyllic and quiet areas, through forests and across fields, apart from a few unavoidable stretches of asphalt. A great undertaking that features a very special highlight near the end of the tour with the impressive Scheyern monastery. Those who need to return from Pfaffenhofen to Schrobenhausen can easily do so by train in less than an hour via Ingolstadt or by taxi or hitchhiking on the direct connecting road.
Sign for barrow graves / information sign by the Celtic barrow graves in the Scheyerer Forest. © Joachim Burghardt
Hiking Trail · Munich-Ingolstadt region
Benedictine & Panorama Trail Scheyern
Premium content Difficulty T1 easy
9.2 km
2:30 h
145 m
145 m
Two wonderful short hiking loopsScheyern is simply a world of its own: You can't explain it in just a few lines, nor can you experience it in a single short visit. You can keep coming back to Scheyern – this was also the view of Joseph Ratzinger, who throughout his life visited the venerable Benedictine Abbey, the ancestral seat of the Wittelsbach family, 23 times and repeatedly walked the path now recommended for hiking, known as the "Benedictine Way." And then there is also the "Panorama Trail," which runs north of the Benedictine Way and leads over some scenic hills. You can hike both trails separately or combine them – in any case, a cheerful, enjoyable hike awaits you, which together with a visit to the monastery and a stop at the monastery tavern becomes a great experience.
Scheyern, Abbey Pond
Hiking Trail · Munich-Ingolstadt region
Acacia Path
recommended route Difficulty moderate
2.6 km
0:55 h
41 m
72 m
Walk through the Bavarian Tuscany.
Ilmmünster / On the way, a beautiful view of Ilmmünster unfolds. © Joachim Burghardt
Hiking Trail · Munich-Ingolstadt region
From Reichertshausen to Scheyern
Premium content Difficulty T1 easy
15.8 km
4:15 h
260 m
260 m
Up and down to the famous Benedictine AbbeyThe route from Reichertshausen to Scheyern once again showcases the unique beauty of the upper Ilm valley with its distinctly pronounced hills, small side valleys, and idyllic villages. As a destination, hikers can expect nothing less than the famous Scheyern Monastery, whose late Romanesque monastery basilica with the relic of the cross is definitely worth a visit. The monastery shop, the monastery tavern, the monastery brewery – after all, Germany's third oldest brewery – and the monastery butcher shop will also be appreciated by culturally and culinarily interested hikers. Sooner or later, however, it’s time to set off again, either back to Reichertshausen or towards Pfaffenhofen. Overall, a beautiful, quiet tour that benefits both body and mind equally.
Celtic Path Scheyern
Hiking Trail · Munich-Ingolstadt region
Celtic Path Scheyern
Difficulty moderate
9 km
2:25 h
117 m
123 m
Hiking Trail · Munich-Ingolstadt region
Petershausen Station (S2) - Scheyern Monastery
Difficulty moderate
15.5 km
3:30 h
271 m
261 m
short text Mostly on well-maintained field/forest paths. The short paved sections are lightly trafficked side routes. No dining options available until the destination.
Quitting time round Hettenhausen
Hiking Trail · Munich-Ingolstadt region
After-work round with "Ruck ma wieda zamm" course
Difficulty moderate
5.1 km
0:25 h
96 m
97 m
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One of the most beautiful hiking tours leads to Scheyern Monastery, which is perched on a hill and offers an impressive view of the surrounding area. This route is particularly popular with visitors as it not only offers the opportunity to explore historic buildings, but also leads through beautiful forests and fields.

Another highlight is the panoramic trail "Around Scheyern", which is perfect for families. On this well-signposted path, children can explore nature in a playful way and enjoy magnificent views. The path runs along green meadows and small streams as well as through dense forests - a varied route for young and old.

For experienced hikers, there is the challenging "Klosterweg", which is around 12 kilometres long. This circular hiking trail leads past various chapels and churches as well as through quiet sections of forest. The route also allows hiking enthusiasts to delve deeper into the history of the village.

The best seasons for hiking in Scheyern are spring and autumn: During these months, the landscapes shine in the most beautiful colours and the mild climate ensures pleasant temperatures. In spring, visitors can also admire the blossoming nature, while autumn creates a very special atmosphere with its golden forests.

Whether you want to explore the monastery trail or hike with your children on the panorama trail - Scheyern offers hiking enthusiasts countless opportunities to discover the beauty of this region. Pack your hiking boots and get ready for unforgettable adventures amidst breathtaking scenery!

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