Hiking
Hemmersuppenalm
Find your lucky spot!
Hike and walk across the unique Hemmersuppenalm with its awesome mountain views! Enjoy and experience nature in a special way – solitude, recuperation and physical activities in protected alpine fauna and flora with views overlooking the Chiemgau Alps, to the Hohe Tauern, the Wilder Kaiser and Lake Chiemsee.
What means “Hemmersuppenalm”?
Our recommended hikes:
Tour 1: Duration 00 hours, approximately 00 km, rest stop possibilities, rating: medium
Starting downtown, hiking trail no. 9 goes across meadows to the Wimmerkreuz – to Blindau (no. 15) – passed the Gschwendtalm and Hindenburghüte (1200m elev.) to the Hemmersuppenalm. On the upper Hemmersuppenalm (no. 13), back to the Nattersbergalm and return to Seegatterl parking lot. From there the hike leads along the river Schwarzlofer (no. 9) back to town.
Tour 2: Duration 3 hours, approximately 00 km, rest stop possibilities, rating: medium
Take the shuttle bus (fee) to the Hindenburghütte, hike toward the Hemmersuppenalm – Straubinger Haus (no. 153) up to the Fellhorn (1765m elev.). Return via Neualm (no. 27) – Zwerchenbergalm (no. 17) – Reit im Winkl. Or return again past the Hindenburghütte.
Tour 3: Duration 0 hours, approximately 00 km, rest stop possibilities, rating: medium
Take the shuttle bus (fee) to the Hindenburghütte, via Pflegereck – Eibenstock (no. 18) – Roßhütte to the Winklmoosalm. Return to Seegatterl, and back along the Schwarzlofer (no. 9) and back to town.
Tour 4: Duration 1 hour, approximately 00 km, rest stop possibilities, rating: easy
Take the shuttle bus (fee) to the Hindenburghütte, return trip to Anna-Kapelle – Obere Hemmersuppenalm and back to the Hindenburghütte.
Detailed hiking maps are available at the tourist information!
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