Hikes in Traitsching

Eight day stages from Waldmünchen to Passau

Around Sattelbogen on the former hiking trails of the municipality.

Around Michelsneukirchen On hiking trails 98 and 100.From Michelsneukirchen it goes via Pfaffengschwand to Elend, Jammer and Noth and via Ponholz to Glöcklswies. Here we switch to hiking trail 98 and via Regelsmais it goes back to Michelsneukirchen.

Around Sattelpeilnstein Nice route around Sattelpeilnstein. Via Sitzenberg and Löwengrub we go to Nasting. Shortly after we reach Kagerhof and Kühberg and over Dietersdorf the ascent to Sitzenberg already begins, where we now go around the Weißenstein. After reaching Grub it’s not far to our start/finish - Sattelpeilnstein. Nice circular route for an afternoon!

Starting point: Cham (burned down in 1742 during the Panduren attack). Attractions: S.P.U.R. Museum, Kuchenreuter Firearms Museum, St. Anna Chapel Chammünster, Churpfalzpark Loifling

small altitude route on the Längseugenberg. A pleasure for path-finders!

On this beautiful circular hike, you walk through the beautiful front Bavarian Forest to the old hamlet Boden on the Köpfelsberg.

extremely intense route over Käsplatte, Pröller, Predigtstuhl, Knogl, Hirschenstein, Rauher Kulm, Vogelsang, Einödriegel, Geißkopf, Breitenauriegel, and Dreitannenriegel.

▶ From Parking Lot 4 at the bike pavilion, we hike to the right along the marked Pandurensteig trail, which offers great views into the distance as we walk along the edge of the forest. We cross State Route 2146 and continue along the Pandurensteig, keeping to the right. Once we leave the edge of the forest and enter open terrain, we come to a trail junction (No . 4). We leave the Pandurensteig and turn right toward Traitsching. On a slight descent, the Churpfalzpark comes into view in the distance; at the Loifling town sign, we cross the intersecting Radlinger Straße, follow the street Am Anger, and shortly afterward take a left detour into the Churpfalzpark 4. On Hofmarkstraße, we walk along the large parking lot and shortly thereafter reach the Loiflinger Wasserschloss 4, which today serves as a municipal cultural center. Continuing straight past the Wasserschloss, we walk slightly uphill on Kellerweg, which is initially paved but then becomes a nature trail leading into the forest. After leaving the forest, we cross an intersecting paved road and continue straight ahead on the paved road toward Traitsching 4. Passing the sports complex, we walk along Rathausstraße, past a striking sculpture in front of the modern town hall building, cross Chamer Straße, and follow Bachstraße, which leads out of town. At the last houses, we take a sharp right (sign for “Lehrpfad”) onto Schwedenschanze Street and wind our way under the B 20 bridge. We continue on asphalt until the road veers left and we keep going straight ahead on a dirt road. We walk a few meters along the edge of the forest, then enter the woods and follow a rather unremarkable forest path that climbs gently to a large clearing and the secluded hamlet of Boden 4. Passing a forest cemetery and the whimsical “Gschaithaferl-treff,” we walk briefly on paved road before returning to a gravel path through the woods to a junction. We turn left and hike slightly downhill along the wide forest road. At the edge of the forest, we come to asphalt again; the path leads slightly downhill toward Siedling 4. Passing the small village church and the village pond, the little road begins to climb; at a crossroads, we keep to the right and follow a narrow paved road straight as an arrow up to a hilltop with a view and then down to Trefling 4.We turn left onto the village road and leave it at an alpaca farm store, turning right onto a gravel field path that leads toward the forest. Here we rejoin the Pandurensteig and, keeping to the left, first hike along a gravel path at the edge of the forest, then wind our way a short distance through the tall-trunked forest on a narrow trail. Shortly before the underpass beneath the B 20, we rejoin the gravel path, which soon turns into asphalt. After the underpass, we turn right and follow the road to Pfahlhöhe, marked by the Pandurensteig trail signs. We hike across open fields with scenic views, enjoying a beautiful vista to the right toward Cham, and at junction 4—where we left the Pandurensteig—we rejoin the route we took on the way there. We then follow the familiar path back to Parking Lot 4 near the bike pavilion.

Long-distance hiking trail in the Bavarian Forest with a length of 174 km and 4944 m ascent and 5156 m descent