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Alpine garden at SchachenPhoto: By Andreas Frick (Own work) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons, alpenvereinaktiv.com
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Long and demanding but impressive bike and hike route that leads right into the rocky world of the Wetterstein Mountains
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The bike ride to Schachenhaus is demanding but incredibly rewarding in terms of scenery. Returning by bike to Innsbruck is an option, but equally ...
The Schützensteig starts at the southern edge of Mittenwald and runs below the massive Wetterstein mountains along to the Wetterstein Alm and on to ...
This route first takes you through the Partnach Gorge, then along royal paths to the King's House at Schachen. Surrounded by a fairy-tale mountain ...
Discover the Zugspitz region on your mountain bike.
In the (riding) footsteps of fairytale king Ludwig II. The Bavarian fairytale king had it easy: he had a convenient bridle path built to his ...
This uniquely scenic hut crossing passes by two special sights.
Following royal footsteps, you can enjoy wonderful Alpine nature and admire one of the famous castles at 1,866 meters of the Fairy Tale King.
Long and demanding but impressive bike and hike route that leads right into the rocky world of the Wetterstein Mountains
from Ehrwald via the Zugspitze to Garmisch, incl. Platt, Reintal, Schachenhaus, Kreuzeckhaus
The destination of this tour is the Royal House on the Schachen, which is often referred to as a hunting lodge—though it never was one.
Long, physically demanding route that requires surefootedness and a head for heights in the upper section. On the via ferrata (Hermann-Von-Barth ...
In the (riding) footsteps of fairytale king Ludwig II. The Bavarian fairytale king had it easy: he had a convenient bridle path built to his ...
This route first takes you through the Partnach Gorge, then along royal trails to the hunting lodge Schachen of King Ludwig II, and finally to the ...
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