MTSZ
MTSZ térképportál
Turista Magazin
TuristaShop
Kéktúra
Gerecse50
A kéktúrázás napja
Chiemgau Alps
The Chiemgau Alps are located in Bavaria and Tyrol and offer you countless opportunities for sporting adventures and relaxation in the great outdoors. Climb peaks such as the Hochfelln or the Kampenwand, enjoy breathtaking views and well-marked hiking trails. For mountain bikers, there are challenging trails through idyllic valleys. After an active day, you can enjoy the local cuisine in traditional mountain huts. The Chiemgau Alps are the perfect destination for anyone who loves adventure and nature.
Activities in the Chiemgau Alps
Attractions in the Chiemgau Alps
Highlights
The route described here is suitable for true hikers and certainly requires a moderate level of technique, given the nearly 1000 meters of ...
Beautiful circular route around Grassau past the golf course, along the Tiroler Ache.
Scenic mountain route from Mühlau over Hochplatte to Kampenwand and back to Mühlau.
Sporty hike via the Jägersteig to the Hörndlwand. The view rewards the effort.
Beautiful via ferrata in the via ferrata park at the Ottenalm with two rope bridges and nice climbing sections.
This route takes us around the Zinnkopf near Siegsdorf. We repeatedly shorten the wide forest road on trail sections, which makes this round varied.
Die mittelalterliche Burg thront majestätisch über Aschau i.Chiemgau. Das Schloss und das ...
In Übersee, direkt am Chiemsee-Ufer, bietet der Hochseilgarten mit verschiedenen Parcours ein ...
Discover the region
Hiking on the edge of the Alps
The gently shaped peaks of the Chiemgau Alps also offer great tours for beginners - there are almost no real alpine difficulties to overcome on any of the many peaks. Instead, panoramic tours with many inviting mountain huts await you, where you can stop for a bite to eat with a view of the Bavarian lowlands, Lake Chiemsee or the main Alpine ridge.
Popular starting points in the Chiemgau Alps are Bad Reichenhall, Inzell, Ruhpolding and Reit im Winkl, where you will also find a large number of accommodation options and restaurants. The striking Kampenwand, the Hochgern and the Hochstaufen are among the best-known panoramic peaks. But you are also guaranteed to find the right tour to suit your taste in the Chiemgau Alps.
Climbing on the rock massifs
The Kampenwand is not only a popular destination for hikers. Climbers are also magically attracted to the rocky peaks. To the south of the Kampenwand in the Achental valley and to the east around Bad Reichenhall, there are many sport climbing routes of all levels of difficulty.
Panoramic and popular alpine climbing tour across the entire Kampenwand from west to east
Long-distance hiking to Austria and over the most beautiful Chiemgau peaks
You hike from Bad Endorf to Kufstein in Austria on the multi-day tour of the "Grenzenlos Wanderweg" trail. The route takes you past Lake Chiemsee and the Prien river. The altitude difference is kept to a minimum, meaning that the six stages are easy to master even for beginners.
The "Over the Chiemgau" hut trek is much more challenging. This crossing of the Chiemgau Alps from west to east gives you an impression of the beauty of the region. Many of the huts where you spend the night are located directly on the peaks - fantastic sunrises and sunsets are guaranteed!
Mountain biking in the Bikepark Samerberg
Road and gravel biking on banks, valleys and hills
In the Chiemgau Alps, you have the whole range of road and gravel bike tours at your disposal: Flat routes in the northern part around the shores of Lake Chiemsee, hilly routes in the central part of the region and tours with steep climbs and many meters of altitude in the south.
The easier tours include, for example, the Chiemsee, Amerang and Maria Eck road bike tours, each with significantly less than 500 meters in altitude. The Berchtesgadener Seen Gravel is much more challenging: the tour takes you past Bad Reichenhall and the three lakes Königssee, Hintersee and Taubensee.
The ultimate challenge are the two variants of the Wendelstein Tour: the 165 km route and the 115 km route take you through large parts of the Chiemgau Alps and give you an insight into the diversity and beauty of the region.
Water sports on Lake Chiemsee
Trip planning
Destinations in the Chiemgau Alps
Nature regions
Localization
