Munich's Alpine foothills – Part 3

The nicest regions for an outing in summer –
Part 3 Tölzer Land

The outskirts of Munich with the nearby Alps offer wonderful opportunities for hiking, mountain biking and other types of Alpine sports in summer. Whether it's your starting place, destination or just a place to take a break, the beautiful cabin restaurants offer a breathtaking panoramic view of the mountains and are always worth a stop. In the following three-part series, we present the loveliest excursion destinations according to region:

Part 3: Tölzer Land – Body and Spirit Find Harmony with Nature

The area between the Isar and Loisach rivers is called the Tölzer Land. It welcomes hikers, mountain bikers, mountain climbers and sports enthusiasts with the picturesque landscapes of the Karwendel mountains and the Isarwinkel, and the famous spa towns of Bad Tölz and Bad Heilbrunn. Visitors await family-friendly paths along the rivers and lakes, healthy climate tours and adventurous routes along the summits, such as the Brauneck or the Schafreuter.
The region is only about 60 kilometers from Munich and quickly reached by car on the A8 toward Salzburg or by train (Bayerische Oberlandbahn (BOB) line towards Lenggries). Numerous mountaintop inns with unparalleled views offer a variety of wonderful destinations for day trips.

The most popular destinations and inns in the Tölzer Land region:

Brauneck Gipfelhaus– Altitude 1,540 meters, hike across the Längental
Lenggrieser Hütte – Altitude 1,338 meters, hike from Lenggries-Hohenburg
Tutzinger Hütte– Altitude 1,327 meters, Benediktenwand, hike from Benediktbeuern
Berggasthaus Herzogstand – Altitude 1,575 meters, ascent using the Herzogstandbahn
Blomberghaus – Altitude 1,200 meters, Blomberg mountain inn, summer toboggan run
Stie-Alm – Altitude 1,550 meters, hike from Bergstation Brauneckbahn
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PS: From the DEMOS “Perlacher Grün” condominium ensemble in Munich-Altperlach, it's exactly 49 kilometers to Bad Tölz.