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Kenzenhütte (1,294 HM) - Trail heading south toward Hochplatte/Geiselsteinsattel - at the first fork, take the path toward Geiselstein ...
The destination of this route, the Kenzenhütte, is located in the middle of the Ammergebirge nature reserve. The ascent there runs along ...
The hike to Kenzenkopf via Kenzensattel and Geiselsteinsattel leads into a wild and remote side of the Ammergau Alps.
The alpine pasture hike offers idyllic landscapes and wide views of the Ammer Mountains with moderate demands. The route can be shortened by a ...
Attention - trail closure: due to road construction work, the hiking and cycling trail in Lobental between the Reiselsberg bridge and the first ...
The long-distance hiking trail named after King Maximilian II of Bavaria runs from Lindau on Lake Constance across the state to Berchtesgaden.
All Around the Ammergau MatterhornThe Geiselstein, with its walls reaching heights of up to 400 meters, is popular among climbers and extreme ...
Mountain tour in the alpine ambience of the Ammergau Alps with summit ascent in II UIAA level of difficulty.
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Mountain tour in the alpine ambience of the Ammergau Alps with summit ascent in II UIAA level of difficulty.
The hike to Kenzenkopf via Kenzensattel and Geiselsteinsattel leads into a wild and remote side of the Ammergau Alps.
Bannwaldsee – Buching – Kenzen parking lot, Halblech – Kenzen hut – Kenzen parking lot – Buching - Bannwaldsee
All Around the Ammergau MatterhornThe Geiselstein, with its walls reaching heights of up to 400 meters, is popular among climbers and extreme ...
This mountain bike route takes us from Halblech to the Kenzenhütte. The return is via the Krottensteinhütte.
Kenzenhütte (1,294 HM) - Trail heading south toward Hochplatte/Geiselsteinsattel - at the first fork, take the path toward Geiselstein ...
The destination of this route, the Kenzenhütte, is located in the middle of the Ammergebirge nature reserve. The ascent there runs along ...
The long-distance hiking trail named after King Maximilian II of Bavaria runs from Lindau on Lake Constance across the state to Berchtesgaden.

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