Runs in Bad Reichenhall

Beautiful route from Bad Reichenhall over the idyllic Listsee to the Thumsee and back along the Saalach. Various surfaces and running in the forest with lots of shade make the route very pleasant despite the challenge.

This half marathon route takes us through the Reichenhall basin.

Short crossrun across the German-Austrian border at Großgmain

The Wappachkopf (700 m) is a rewarding viewpoint that can be reached from the Bergkurgarten in Bayerisch Gmain in 30 to 40 minutes on a relatively easy (moderate ascent), but very beautiful and varied hiking trail.

A short run—just the thing to conserve your energy.

A very challenging round. The Listsee (formerly the "Unnamed Lake") is a small lake above Bad Reichenhall in the Berchtesgadener Land district. The lake is located at about 628 m and is approx. 0.4 hectares in size and is only fed underground. Its outflow is the Hammerbach, which flows into the Nonn district into the Hoswaschbach (also Hosewaschbach). It usually has a deep green color.

The Karlstein castle ruin is located above the Thumsee on a steep rock and can only be reached by a long metal staircase on the last section of a hiking trail. In front of the castle ruin today lies the Catholic pilgrimage church St. Pankraz. In place of this baroque chapel built between 1687 and 1689, the Pankraz rock probably housed an outer castle in the High Middle Ages.

The artificial lake is dammed by the Kibling weir in the municipality of Schneizlreuth. The dam was built between 1910 and 1913 to power the hydroelectric plants on the Saalach River. Today, Deutsche Bahn uses the facility—which is a designated historic landmark and for which an additional residual-flow hydroelectric power plant was newly built—to generate electricity for the rail system and private households.

Beautiful jogging route with slight inclines 50/50 gravel/asphalt

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