Guided alpine hike near Munich with spectacular views of the Zugspitze

Highlights

• Turquoise Seebensee with time for a swim or a picnic break
• Varied route from forest paths to alpine terrain
• Optional summit extension towards Drachenkopf
• Stop at the Coburger Hütte with views of Seebensee and Drachensee

Description

We start at the parking lot of the Ehrwald cable car and immediately tackle the first ascent to the Ehrwalder Alm. This is challenging, but doable, and you will soon be rewarded with the first unobstructed views toward the Zugspitze.

Along the way, I'll keep telling you about the region, the landscape and what makes this area so special. After that, we continue over a ridge and through peaceful forests to Lake Seebensee. We'll take our time at the turquoise lake. If you like, you can take a quick dip in the water or have a picnic break right on the shore. Just the right place to recharge your batteries.

Then comes the second ascent through alpine terrain, accompanied by new views of the Zugspitze massif. Once we reach the top, I will decide with the group whether we will make a short detour towards Drachenkopf. After that, we will stop at the Coburger Hütte and enjoy the views of Drachensee and Seebensee.

The descent back to Ehrwald rounds off the tour in a relaxed manner and once again offers beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. I look forward to seeing you!

Includes

Guided hiking tour (round trip approx. 19 km / 900 m elevation gain) with me as your guide

Local and regional information about the surrounding area and landscape

Tour planning and route guidance

Small group for a relaxed atmosphere

Personal tips about the region and other tours

Excludes

Arrival at and departure from the meeting point at the Ehrwald cable car

Food and drinks during the tour and at the stop at the Coburger Hütte

Personal gear such as hiking boots, weather-proof clothing and sun protection

Your own food for breaks along the way

Optional additional costs not included in the tour price

Important Information

• This hike is for guests who are in good physical condition and sure-footed. Participation is at your own risk. Appropriate gear and weatherproof clothing are required. The route partly leads through alpine terrain. Changes to the tour itinerary are possible depending on the weather, the condition of the trail or the composition of the group. Swimming in Lake Seebensee is expressly at your own risk. The guide reserves the right to modify or omit individual program items or optional detours for safety reasons. Early termination of the tour by participants does not entitle them to a refund of the tour price.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund