Gaißach

Geographically, Gaißach lies on the edge of the Alps, surrounded by a breathtaking landscape of mountains, forests and rivers. The region is characterised by its mild climate, which makes it a worthwhile destination at any time of year.

Tourist highlights are numerous: discover the historic old town of Bad Tölz with its colourful houses or visit the famous Benediktbeuern monastery. There is also plenty of variety for sports enthusiasts: hike along the picturesque paths of the Isar high bank or explore the cycle paths along the Loisach.

Culturally, Gaißach also has a lot to offer - for example the annual summer theatre festival "Tölzer Sommer" or the traditional Leonhardifest in Kreuth. When it rains, visitors can take a trip to the Isarwelle leisure pool or explore the museum landscape around Blutenburg Castle.

For culinary delights, local specialities such as liver dumpling soup or knuckle of pork with dumplings and sauerkraut as well as regional beers such as Tegernseer Hell or Franziskaner Weissbier.

In winter, Gaißach is transformed into a true paradise for winter sports enthusiasts: skiing, cross-country skiing and tobogganing are the order of the day here. The Brauneck ski area with its 34 kilometres of slopes is particularly recommended.

Gaißach and its surroundings are worth a trip at any time of year - let yourself be enchanted by this charming place and experience unforgettable moments amidst a breathtaking natural backdrop. This travel guide gives you all the important information for a perfect stay.