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Bavarian Forest
Activities in the Bavarian Forest
Attractions in the Bavarian Forest
Highlights
From the Trinkwassertalsperre, it goes up the challenging Rachelnordsteig to Großer Rachel and back down the mountain via the Rachelsteig.
Mountain and valley circuit from Grün via Maibrunn, Prügl, Neukirchen to Steinburg and along the Perlbach and Obermühlbach back over the ...
Circular route from Rettenbach (near St. Englmar) to the Mühlgrabenweg and along it to a saddle. Then to Hirschenstein and back via circular hiking ...
Hike from Viechtach along the Riedbach on the Goldsteig feeder trail via Kollnburg and the Pröller north slope to the Pröller summit (1048 m).From ...
Mountain and valley loop from Maibrunn to Klinglbach and via Hinterwies to the Pröller. Return via Hüglhof and Grün. A steep descent to ...
Circular route from Altlohberghütte towards Kleiner Osser, to Großer Osser, and back via Grenzsteig and Lohberger Steindel.
Circular hike from Altlohberghütte to Lohberger Steindl and continuing to the Grenzsteig Osser-Zwercheck. On the Grenzsteig to Zwercheck and back ...
Beautiful hike through St. Englmar, to Saustein, over Pröller (1048 m) and Hanichelriegel (978 m) to the Käsplatte (978 m). Return via Prellerhaus ...
Circular hike from Lohberg-Scheibe (Scheibensattel) down into the Büchelbachtal to the Grenzsteig. Up the Grenzsteig to the Zwercheck and return ...
Easy route to Grünmühl and then an ascent via Münchszell to Maibrunn, from where it returns to Grün.
Discover the region
The distinction between the Bavarian Forest and the Bohemian Forest can sometimes lead to confusion. Geologically speaking, there are no differences and the entire mountain range on Czech, German and Austrian soil is called the Bohemian Forest. In everyday use, however, a distinction is then made between the Bavarian Forest in Germany and the Bohemian Forest in Austria and the Czech Republic, in the latter also called Šumava.
In the Bavarian Forest, the National Park and the Nature Park are particularly worth seeing. Together with the Šumava National Park in the Czech Republic, the Bavarian Forest National Park forms one of the largest protected areas in Europe and the largest contiguous forest area in Central Europe. The area is also known as primeval forest, where the forest is almost left to itself and is characterised by small lakes and rain bogs. There are also some special areas with ravine forests or raised bogs. In the national park many rare animals could be preserved or newly settled like lynxes, European wildcat or otters.
