Nature Adventure: Relaxing Hikes in Munich's Surrounding Regions under Sunny Skies
Ready to trade the bustling city streets for crisp mountain air? Munich residents, grab your hiking boots and explore the city’s attractive family-friendly trails! Whether you're nursing a hangover, seeking sunshine, or bonding with your little ones, our handpicked hikes offer an unforgettable experience.
Stroller-Friendly Ascents:reach for the Tannenhütte!
Longing for breathtaking mountain vistas? Look no further than the charming Tannenhütte hike in Garmisch-Partenkirchen! This short yet delightful trek offers a magnificent view of the Wetterstein mountain range, from the Dreitorspitze to the Zugspitze.
Highlights include the Hacker Pschorr suspension bridge, guaranteeing exciting moments for all ages. Since the hiking time is short, it’s perfect for younger adventurers.
With the kids and the stroller
Depart from Partenkirchen at Hasentalstraße 29 and brace for a 1.5 km uphill journey. Reach the Hasenböderl plateau and continue towards the Tannenhütte, followed by a 300-meter walk to the hut. The trail features a few steep sections and overlooks the suspension bridge, which remains accessible for strollers. Expect the journey to take around 30-40 minutes.
Accessible Adventure
Whether by car or public transport, reaching Hasentalstraße 29 offers an easy and convenient start to your adventure. Alternatively, stroll to Garmisch-Partenkirchen and hop on bus (9608) to the main street, then continue on foot to Hasentalstraße 29.
Hangover Cure: Schwarzenberg Hike
If you need a gentle hike to recuperate after a night out but still crave the mountain views, mark the Schwarzenberg hike on your map! The nearly entirely paved trail features a short, steep section, culminating in an hour-long ascent to the top. From the peak, marvel at breath-taking views of the Leitzachtal mountain range, even taking in glimpses of Munich and the Chiemsee.
Access
Whether driving or using public transportation, the picturesque village of Hundham in Fischbachau makes the perfect starting point for your adventure. If you prefer traveling by car, park at the Leonhardikapelle, or take the train to Miesbach followed by bus line 9552 to Hundham GH Alter Wirt, Fischbachau.
Sun-Guaranteed Stroll Along Kupferbach
Ideal for a half-day escapade, this delightful stroll originates in the picturesque village of Glonn (district of Ebersberg). Starting at the Wirtshaus zur Wiesmühle, the trail meanders through sunny meadows, fields, and forests, ending at the Reisenthaler Hof after a 4-kilometer journey.
Access
By car or by train, Glonn offers a perfect launching point for your adventure. If you prefer driving, head to the Wirtshaus zur Wiesmühle, or if seeking public transportation options, travel to Neuperlach Süd and hop on the bus (455) to Glonn.
Munich's Best Kept Secrets: Outdoor Kid-Friendly Fun!
Looking for more family-friendly options within the city?
Marvel at Munich’s Architectural Gems: Old Town Walk
Experience the magic of Munich's history with a stroller-friendly guided or self-guided walking tour! Discover iconic landmarks such as Marienplatz, the Alter Hof, and the Hofbräuhaus, all while immersing your family in the city’s rich heritage (4).
Wander through the Englischer Garten
Munich's sizable urban park boasts paved and unpaved paths perfect for strollers. Spend hours exploring playgrounds, streams, and the famous Chinese Tower. Main paths are wheelchair and stroller-friendly (4).
Explore the Isartal River Walk
Soak up the natural beauty along the Isar River walking and cycling paths. The section around Flaucher is especially popular for families, with wide, flat, and well-maintained paths making for an enjoyable stroll (4).
For a truly enchanting hiking experience outside the city, search for local “Wanderwege” (hiking trails) marked as “Kinderwagen-tauglich” (stroller-friendly). You’ll discover numerous stroller-friendly hikes within the Munich suburbs and nearby forests designed for families with young children. As always, verify the latest trail conditions on recent reviews or local tourism sites.
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- For a tranquil escape with views suitable for recovering from a night out, consider the Schwarzenberg hike, a mostly paved trail featuring a short, steep section and offering breathtaking vistas of the Leitzachtal mountain range. The journey starts at the picturesque village of Hundham in Fischbachau.
- The charming Tannenhütte hike in Garmisch-Partenkirchen welcomes families with young children and offers an unforgettable experience, with its stroller-friendly, 1.5 km uphill journey culminating at the Tannenhütte hut, boasting magnificent views of the Wetterstein mountain range.
