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Bavarian forest in a wellness hotel
Experience a slower pace of life in the Bavarian Forest. There are many activities available for the whole family. inner peace in Bayern We guarantee it. Whether you're spending your vacation in a yoga hotel or want to experience wellness with your child in the Bavarian Forest.
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A group of 25 hotels has made the well-being of its guests their top priority. A wellness hotel can certainly take many different forms.
For example, you can stay in chalets with your whole family or with friends, as these chalets offer plenty of space for many people. If you prefer something more private, then perhaps one of the suites in the region's wellness hotels is a good choice for you. There, you and your partner will find plenty of space to enjoy the fresh forest air. Or are you looking for relaxation on your own? How about a yoga hotel where you can experience the natural world of the Bavarian Forest up close?

Wellness vacation in a natural world with culture and tradition
Many of these wellness hotels are located on the outskirts of town or even isolated in nature. A view of forests and meadows is just as relaxing as a walk through quiet woods. Let your soul unwind. Sit on a rock and dip your feet into a mountain stream. Listen to the birds singing in the trees above you. Immerse yourself in nature and breathe deeply. This is especially true in a yoga hotel, where you're close to nature.
Hiking from a wellness hotel in the Bavarian Forest
Do you like to go hiking? Then a trip to the Bavarian Forest National Park is worthwhile. You can reach the hiking regions comfortably and environmentally consciously with the forest train or the hedgehog buses. Open up and explore the region's primeval forests on your own or on one of the guided hikes.
Here are three tips for hiking in the Bavarian Forest on your own. There are hiking trails for sports hikers, but also for pleasure hikers:
- If you have a good physical constitution, then one is Hike around Rachelsee a good possibility from Sankt Oswald. The entire hike is a good sixteen kilometers long. On the way you master a height difference of 630 meters. You should plan a good five hours for the tour around the lake.
- It is moderately difficult Round the Blockmeer at the Lusen. With a good level of fitness, you can tackle the eleven kilometer long hiking route in three and a half hours. On good hiking trails, for which you need sure-footedness, the path leads 460 meters up and down.
- An easy hike is that Hike through the Höllbachtal. You walk a good hour from the Lösmühle on easily accessible hiking trails. The path across the Höllbach Bridge is about four kilometers long. On the way you overcome a slope of 70 meters.

Excursion tips for your wellness vacation
Do you want to experience more? Then choose a hotel in the center of a village. There are also wellness hotels in the Bavarian Forest in the middle of town. Experience village life and get to know the “Waidler”. Country life in the Bavarian Forest is authentic and shaped by a love of home and the region.
If you feel like it, you can also combine your wellness holiday in the Bavarian Forest with excursions in the area.
- What do you think of a tour along the glass road? This holiday route runs from the Upper Palatinate through the Bavarian Forest to Passau. Worth a visit are the numerous shops where crystal glass from the region is sold or watch one of the factories how glass is made.
- In the glass village of the Bavarian Forest in Arnbruck, you can experience all of this in one place. There you can watch glassblowers making glass. You can see how glass is cut and engraved. Have you ever heard of glass fusion? Glass is reused. This technique creates fashion jewelry as well as artistic glass windows. You can watch florists arrange flowers in beautiful vases. There are exhibitions for trophies and chandeliers. SWAROVSKI-Stones give them a very special shine.
- The Glass Museum in Frauenau is also worth a visit. There you'll learn how glassmaking came to the Bavarian Forest. You'll discover how it developed from simple beginnings into a craft whose products now inspire the world. A stay in the Bavarian Forest at a wellness hotel can be so interesting.
- From here it is worth taking a detour to Bavaria’s most beautiful cities.

Enjoy culinary delights in the Bavarian Forest in the wellness hotel
The Bavarian Forest is not just a paradise for nature lovers. Its forests are home to wild herbs and porcini mushrooms, which the region's chefs transform into delicious dishes. Dandelions, wild garlic, and other wild plants are served in salads. Locally sourced fish and meat are served with flavorful potato dishes as main courses. Wild berries like blueberries and cranberries can also be gathered in the forests and are perfect ingredients for desserts. A holiday in a wellness hotel in the Bavarian Forest is not only a vacation for wellness enthusiasts but also a culinary experience for gourmets.
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Source: Bavarian Forest Wellness Hotel: our own on-site research and a press release from Bavarian Forest Tourism. We are very grateful for this information.
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