From the 1,838 m high summit, you have a sweeping view across the Central Alps
Directly below the summit is the highest church in Germany.
The observatory, meteorological station, and BR transmitter characterize the striking summit view.
One of the highest show caves in Germany is also located at the summit.
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The starting point of this varied mountain tour is the Geitau train station near Bayrischzell (if desired, a meeting point in Munich can also be requested). From there, the trail initially leads leisurely through meadows and forest towards the Wendelstein. The ascent gradually becomes steeper, but is rewarded again and again with beautiful views of the Leitzach Valley and the surrounding peaks of the Bavarian Prealps. The Panoramaweg finally leads to the summit area of the Wendelstein at an altitude of 1,838 meters, where an impressive 360-degree panorama of the Alps opens up. There is plenty to discover at the summit: the highest church in Germany, the Wendelstein Church, is located here. Right next to it is the distinctive meteorological pole, which is visible from far away. The Wendelstein Cave, one of the highest show caves in Germany, is also located at the summit. The Wendelstein can also be reached without a long hike via the historic Wendelstein Railway from Brannenburg and the Wendelstein Cable Car from Bayrischzell. There are also several places to stop and have something to eat or drink at the top. We plan a break of about an hour at the summit to enjoy the views, take photos, or have a leisurely meal. Those who want can also end the hike here and, at their own expense, take either the cable car to Bayrischzell or the historic cog railway to Brannenburg down into the valley. The descent then leads back towards Geitau along varied paths – first along alpine trails and later through forests and alpine pastures. Overall, with a route of around 12 kilometers and over 1,000 meters of elevation gain, the tour offers an athletic but very rewarding full-day tour with an impressive mountain backdrop in the Bavarian Alps.
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Not Suitable For: Children under 12 years
Not Suitable For: People with low level of fitness
What To Bring: Credit card
What To Bring: Hiking shoes
What To Bring: Cash
What To Bring: Weather-appropriate clothing
Know Before You Go: This hike is a demanding mountain tour with over 1,000 meters of elevation gain and requires a good basic level of fitness, surefootedness, and suitable hiking equipment. Sturdy footwear with a lugged sole is mandatory, as are weather-appropriate clothing, sufficient water, and a light snack.
Know Before You Go: Tour is subject to suitable weather conditions. If the hike has to be canceled due to unfavorable weather conditions, all participants will of course receive a full refund of the amount paid.
Know Before You Go: We plan a break of approximately one hour at the summit. There is an opportunity to have refreshments there.
Know Before You Go: Those who no longer wish to make the descent on foot can end the tour at the summit at their own expense and take the cable car to Bayrischzell (Osterhofen) or the cogwheel train to Brannenburg in the valley.
