To the high ropes course at Lake Ammersee
Varied excursion with many highlights for the whole family - from Schondorf to Utting along the west shore of Lake Ammersee.
The leisurely hike runs right along the water and is ideal for children, strollers, and everyone who loves nature and little adventures. It starts in the picturesque town of Schondorf. The path leads through shady tree-lined avenues, past small piers and bathing spots that invite you to take a refreshing break on warm days. So don't forget to pack your swimwear!
In Utting, a very special attraction awaits in summer: a green labyrinth made of plants, inviting you to search, get lost, and laugh. Those who find the right path are rewarded with fun and small surprises – perfect for curious explorers.
The absolute highlight of the hike is just a little further on: the high ropes course in Utting. The pirate ship Wilde Gretel offers climbing fun for both young and old.
Additionally, Utting has a playground by the lake, a bathing area, and even a ferry stop. So boredom definitely won't set in here!
Author’s recommendation
The Summerpark playground in Utting is less than a 5-minute walk from the train station, making planning the return trip with children easier!
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Roadbook
The hike starts at Schondorf station. From here, it goes directly towards Lake Ammersee. Along the west shore, we steadily head south close to the water until reaching Utting, where various leisure activities await. The return trip is by train from Utting station.
Maria Schnee
Schondorfer Strandbad
EX ORNAMENTIS
Hochseilgarten Ammersee
Dampfersteg Utting
Utting
Streuobstwiese
Aussichtspunkt
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Traveling with the BRB:
The hike starts at Schondorf station and ends at Utting station.
More information on the schedule (line RB 67) and tickets at www.brb.de
Coordinates
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Equipment
Sturdy and comfortable footwear, weather-appropriate clothing
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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