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Hinterbrand Königsweg shortly before Hinterbrand. © Bernhard Kühnhauser, Christina KühnhauserPhoto: Bernhard Kühnhauser, Christina Kühnhauser, Rother Bergverlag
The Königsbachalm circuit combines the two paths leading from Hinterbrand to Königsbachalm. In the first part, we use the Gotzen forest road, which leads past the scenic snowmaking pond, from which there is a spectacular view down into the valley and of the Watzmann massif. On the way back, we follow the popular, scenic Königsweg past many alpine pastures with a detour to the Dr.-Hugo-Beck-Haus, briefly Beckhaus, back to Hinterbrand. The circuit is suitable as a family tour thanks to the wide hiking trails and places to stop for refreshments.
From the Hinterbrand parking lot, 1130 m, we follow the National Park information board along the hiking trail towards the Jenner mid-station. After a short stretch through the forest, we cross a stream and then reach a forest road at 1155 m. We follow this right downhill, under the Jennerbahn cables, to a large storage pond, the snowmaking pond, at 1105 m. On the numerous benches around the small lake, you can relax and enjoy the view of the Watzmann and down into the valley. On the other side of the pond, we follow the forest road again. First ascending 75 m and then descending 100 m, we reach the junction of the Hochbahnweg, 1065 m, from Königssee into the Gotzen forest road. We continue on the wide forest road and climb 125 m to the managed Königsbachalm, 1190 m. Behind the alpine pasture awaits a final ascent, where we climb on the left ascending driving path over the alpine meadows up to just below a steep section. Here a hiking trail, the Königsweg, leads us left over a small
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