Nature trails in Grän

A journey through the formation history of the mountains

Let yourself be inspired. Eleven stations provide information about the diverse nature, the unique mountain world and our animal kingdom. Sign in, in the largest summit book of the Alps.

Along the route, eight stations with depictions of the main prayer elements invite you to observe and meditate. The creator of the images, which are embedded in granite blocks about the height of a man, is Dr. Walter Besler from Zöblen.The barrier-free paths and excursion destinations we have selected also invite families and people with mobility aids to discover: They are mostly asphalted or well-graveled and usually easy to travel with strollers or wheelchairs – although some sections may benefit from an assisting hand. 

Magnificent panoramic view over the entire Tannheimer Valley.Following the path further, you reach the summit of the Gamskopf in a few minutes. On clear days, an incredible mountain panorama and a distance view await you up there, rarely experienced elsewhere - the view extends to Munich, 100 km away. For those who want to know exactly which mountains are to be admired all around: a panoramic view informant provides the necessary overview. The path to the Gamskopf is prepared and passable in winter as well. Walking time approx. 1 hour.The barrier-free paths and excursion destinations selected by us also invite families and people with mobility aids to discover: They are mostlypaved or well-gravelled and usually easy to navigate with strollers or wheelchairs – at some passages, however, a helping hand can be beneficial. 

Fun for the whole family. The 8-seater gondola lift takes you comfortably up to the Füssener Jöchle. From the mountain station, an easy hiking trail takes you to the magnificent Sonnenpanoramahut viewpoint in about 15 minutes. The oak hat rotates like a carousel and, sitting on the brim of the hat, you can enjoy the magnificent panoramic view of the Tannhimer Valley and the Allgäu. It is the largest rotating hiking hat in the Alps. Walking time approx. 30 minutes.The barrier-free paths and excursion destinations we have selected also invite families and people with mobility aids to explore: they are mostly asphalted or well-graveled and can usually be navigated without any problems with a pram or wheelchair – however, a helping hand may be advantageous on some sections.