Trilogy Trail: From Görisried to Oy-Mittelberg - Connecting Trail | Castle Park/Panoramic Viewpoints
moderate
Distance 11.2 km
2:45 h
183 m
51 m
940 m
792 m
A wonderful hike through meadows in a picture-perfect landscape, dotted with scattered farmsteads and a beautiful moor.▶ The hike begins at the town hall or the tourist information office in Görisried 01. Initially, follow the main route’s markers to the left down “Hauptstraße” and back up again until you reach the town limits; later, the Trilogieleiter 02 branches off to the right onto a dirt road leading toward several farmsteads. At the next T-intersection, turn right first, then immediately left. At the next farm, continue left onto a gravel farm road. A beautiful, winding stretch through meadows follows until the trail enters the forest. Across gently undulating terrain, where forest, forest edges, and meadows alternate cheerfully and harmoniously, the trail reaches a junction where the path to the right leads to the hamlet of Vögeler, which, however, consists of only one farm. A steady series of ups and downs past lush mountain meadows leads to a large T-intersection 03 with a location map. Here, continue to the right and you’ll soon reach a paved road. Turn left here first, then right shortly afterward toward Seemoos. Later, a trail branches off to the left and leads into the Seemoos 04, one of the most significant raised bogs in the Allgäu. You’ll learn everything worth knowing about Seemoos later on the wooden bog platform, which offers interesting views. Once you’re well-informed, the trail continues toward the A7 highway. The trail passes under the highway, continuing straight ahead on the trail at first, then turning right onto a narrow path. The route passes through tall forest interspersed with bog sections before meeting a dirt road. Turn left here, and after a long right-hand curve, the trail reaches the edge of the forest with a view of the town of Oy. Just before the state highway, turn left first, then right, passing under State Highway 310 05. Beyond that, continue left, walking a short distance along the top of the road again before taking a sharp right and heading uphill. The trail steadily gains elevation. Near the train station, the trail crosses an unguarded railroad crossing. Turn right onto the street “Im Schwändle.” In a left-hand curve, the trail reaches the “Schwändlesteig”; here, turn right and head steeply uphill to “Maria-Rainer-Straße.” Turn right here, continue uphill, and then turn left onto “Poststraße.” Continue on to “Wertacher Straße,” then follow it to the left until you reach the Kurhaus and Kurpark in Oy-Mittelberg, where the Trilogie trail ends at the starting and welcome point 06. Here, you’ll connect to the southern loop of the Wasserläufer Route and the parallel Himmelsstürmer Route.
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Kompass Freytag & Berndt GmbH is a leading provider of maps and outdoor literature in German-speaking countries. The company was formed from the merger of the long-established Kompass-Karten and freytag & berndt brands and combines decades of cartographic expertise. The content portfolio includes a wide selection of hiking, cycling, ski and leisure maps, city maps, road maps and atlases in printed and digital form. The range is supplemented by comprehensive travel guides and outdoor handbooks with detailed tour suggestions, background information and GPS tracks. The target groups are leisure and active holidaymakers, cartography fans and individual travelers who value precise orientation and up-to-date information. The products are characterized by a high degree of topicality, careful research and user-friendliness and comprehensively cover destinations in Germany and abroad.

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