Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
- Please wear appropriate hiking shoes for the path, which provide sufficient support even on uneven and steep or rocky trails.
- Especially in autumn, note that fallen leaves on the ground can hide possible unevenness, roots, stones, or holes in the path.
Tips and suggestions
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At Gut Immling each year in summer takes place the well-known Chiemgau Opera Festival.
Roadbook
The hike starts in the center of Halfing. A section of the path lies directly along the Urschlach, a beautiful floodplain landscape. The protected spring is a special natural experience. There is also an information board at the spring.
From there, the hike continues to Gut Immling, where a horse sanctuary with many different animals can be visited year-round. On the way back to Halfing, the path leads directly past the recreational area "Naturerlebnisweiher Halfing."
After the hike, the hosts in Halfing offer excellent opportunities for refreshments.
Landgasthof Zum Schildhauer
Parkplatz
Kneippanlage Halfing
Aussichtspunkt Alpenpanorama
Public transport
By BRB Chiemgau-Inntal to Bad Endorf (route Munich - Salzburg), then continue by bus line 9414 to Halfing or directly by bus from Rosenheim to Halfing (bus line 9492)
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Directions
From Rosenheim: Via Prutting, Söchtenau, and Halfing
From Bernau am Chiemsee: Via Prien am Chiemsee, Rimsting, Bad Endorf, and Halfing.
Parking
Municipal parking lot Halfing (free of charge)Coordinates
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Equipment
- Always wear weather-appropriate, functional clothing that protects you from cold and wet or heat and sun.
- Take enough fluids with you on the hike.
- Sun protection for skin and head is an indispensable companion on summer hikes.
- A mobile phone for emergencies is also useful!
- Sturdy hiking or trekking shoes
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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