Hotel Gasthaus Zum Kellermann

Panoramic circular hike in the Bavarian Forest Nature Park from Spiegelau. Over the reservoir Großarmschlag it goes to the wild and romantic Steinklamm. The natural jewel is a popular excursion destination and enchants with its rocky gorge, roaring water and moss-covered stones. Since it can quickly become slippery around the clammy, sturdy shoes and surefootedness are necessary. ---- Accessible by bus and train

Picturesque, idyllic circular hike in the footsteps of the gold panners and salt packers through the largest moor area in the Bavarian Forest near Sankt Oswald, Bavaria. This idyllic circular hike starts at the Diensthüttenstraße hiking car park and leads along the so-called "Kreuzotterweg" through the mystical Klosterfilz and Großer Filz high moors (fun fact: "Filz" is the old Bavarian name for high moor). The path runs partly on wooden plank walkways - please do not leave them to protect...

Varied loop in the Bavarian Forest National Park near Neuschönau, Bavaria. Whether otter, bear or wolf - in the animal enclosure all typical wild animals of the Bavarian Forest can be discovered: 40 species of mammals and birds live on 200 hectares! The 1300 meter long treetop path leads through the national park at a height of 44 meters above the forest floor. From up here there are completely new insights and views into and over the Bavarian Forest National Park. On the way there are...

Spectacular treetop path in the Bavarian Forest This is the famous treetop path in the Bavarian Forest. The 44 meter high viewing platform can be reached via a 1,300 meter long wooden walkway with a 6% gradient. The viewing platform offers a wide view of the entire Bavarian Forest. Accessibility: The wooden path is barrier-free and suitable for people with wheelchairs, mental or physical disabilities. With a wheelchair you can reach the second viewing platform at a height of 40 meters. More...

Family-friendly loop trail in the Bavarian Forest The outdoor animal enclosure is home to numerous native species, including wolves, bears, lynxes, otters, deer, elk, wild boar, eagle owls, bison, owls and wild cats. The total path is about 7 km long, which takes about 3-4 hours, but with various shortcuts it can be walked to 3km in 1.5 hours. The entrance is free, but there is a parking fee. A snack can be taken in the Waldstüberl. The loop in the animal enclosure is barrier-free and can...