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Hiking in the Jagsttal is pure relaxation. A four-hour hike on the Path of Silence between Heimhausen, Mulfingen and Simprechtshausen in Hohenloher Land shows you the Jagsttal. Away from traffic and crowds, you can enjoy nature.
On the Diemelsee circular route, hiking, boating or cycling the Diemel cycle path are activities that are possible on this lake in Hesse. If you have more time, you can hike through the forests of the Sauerland to one of the viewpoints above the lake.
The Chiemsee is not only worth a beach holiday in spring and summer. In autumn and winter you can spend a wellness weekend at the Chiemsee and the surrounding area. Get ideas and inspiration in this article for your short wellness vacation in Chiemgau.
In Karlstadt you can hike and enjoy the wine from the wine region on the Main. Why look into the distance? Such a short vacation can also be a change from everyday life. In the middle of Germany you will find the wine country of Franconia with its hilly landscape. A starting point for active vacationers is Karlstadt am Main.
We discovered how beautiful hiking on the Moselle is on several hikes in the region. There are wonderful views of the river along the way. The idyllic places are worth a visit. You can also go on a wine tasting hike in the wine region. This is hiking with pleasure.
We asked travel bloggers what their most beautiful hiking trails are in southern Germany. The result was a collection of hiking trails in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg. Their hikes lead from the Bavarian Forest to the Allgäu. These include easy hikes, but also demanding hikes for experienced hikers.
Directly behind the town of Ipsheim in Franconia, the Ipsheim vineyards rise below Hoheneck Castle, on whose clay soils Franconian wines that taste fine and aromatic grow. A country road winds up the mountain between the plots of the vintners, on which we walk through the vineyards undisturbed by car traffic.
Hiking in the Chiemgau for connoisseurs! Hiking in the Chiemgau does not have to be strenuous. We present some of these easy hiking trails to you here. On none of these paths do you overcome an incline of more than 50 meters.
To the question “What do you need for hiking?” You will find answers and equipment for leisure hikers and anyone who wants to go on easy hikes. Here are tips and equipment for everyone who likes to be out and about in nature.
Hiking on the Loferer Alm is suitable for all fitness levels. There are easy circular hiking trails, medium-difficult hiking trails and more difficult peaks that start at the mountain station of the Almbahn II. You can find out what else you should know here for a hiking holiday in Lofer.
