Hiking in Huglfing

The Stone Experience Trail is all about the tuff and gravel quarrying around Huglfing. Passing by disused as well as still active gravel pits, the extensive round route leads through the gentle hilly landscape south and east of the Upper Bavarian community.   Signposted: T62, red

The extensive route around Oberhausen and Huglfing lives up to its name. It goes steadily up and down through the beautiful, vast meadow, moor, and hilly landscape in the southern Pfaffenwinkel. Walkers repeatedly enjoy a dreamlike Alpine panorama.   Marked as No. 61, red

The cozy walking round is short but all the more varied. Accompanied by a breathtaking Alpine panorama, the path leads to Huglfing before going back to Oberhausen through the unique Grasleitner moor landscape.   Signposted: No. 63, green

The sixth stage of the eastern loop of the long-distance hiking trail Holy Landscape Pfaffenwinkel leads us from Iffeldorf to Huglfing, through the beautiful region of the Osterseen and dense forests. This route promises plenty of nature in the Pfaffenwinkel.

The St. Nikolaus route is a romantic hike through the extensive forests around Kreilhof, St. Nikolaus, and Achberg. The paths along the Ach and Eyach rivers offer pure relaxation and nature with only a few meters of elevation gain. At several viewpoints, you can enjoy a magnificent panoramic view of the Alpine range and the Hoher Peißenberg. Marked: No. 67, green

The seventh stage of the eastern loop of the long-distance trail Holy Landscape Pfaffenwinkel takes us from Huglfing to Peißenberg to the Böbinger Ammerbrücke. On varied paths, we hike through the picturesque hilly landscape of the Pfaffenwinkel before the challenging descent to the Ammerbrücke begins from Buchen.

Three multi-day hikes lead through the most beautiful corners of the Upper Bavarian Pfaffenwinkel, whose culture has been shaped over centuries by numerous monasteries. The quiet hiking trails connect churches, monasteries, and places of power in nature. The three pilgrimage routes start and end at the Hoher Peißenberg, which offers a panoramic view of the entire region and is predestined as an important pilgrimage site. On the East Loop with the theme “reflecting waters”, 8 daily stages with a total length of 139 km lead to the significant monastery locations Polling, Bernried, and Benediktbeuern. The landscape of the route is shaped by Lake Starnberg and the Osterseen lakes as well as countless other lakes and ponds along the way, in which one can reflect themselves and their life.

Three-day hike through the Pfaffenwinkel into the Blaue Land and to the first mountain range of the Alps: Start at the world-famous Kloster Andechs above the Ammersee; along the Ammer and through Pähl, Weilheim, Huglfing and Uffing to the Staffelsee; The destination is the small town of Grafenaschau, just a bit south of the Staffelsee, but we also make a small excursion to the worth-seeing Murnau, ... the 17th stage of the long-distance hike from our book "2 x 2 Feet to Hiking Happiness", but also the 17th stage on the Hans & Thomas Trail, which connects Westphalia, Hesse and Bavaria continuously with Tirol, South Tyrol, Trentino, Lombardy and Ticino.

Route for Section P21, plus Sections P22 and P23

Circular hike through the Pfaffenwinkel