Germany

Walking in Southern Bavaria

Trip code: W07OB 4.7 (52 reviews)

Self-guided walking

7 nights,
single centre

Level: 1 & 2

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13.0Kg CO2e

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SUMMARY

  • On this self-guided walking holiday discover rolling hills, snow-capped peaks, turquoise lakes, and flower-filled meadows, creating a picturesque setting with sparkling waterfalls.
  • Explore impressive monasteries and regal palaces, like Neuschwanstein Castle which inspired Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty's Castle.
  • Choose from a range of walking levels ensuring personalised adventures without compensating on breathtaking Bavarian scenery.
  • You can shorten your trip to 5 nights or add a Munich city break extension. Contact us for personalised options and details.

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

  • 7 nights accommodation
  • Buffet breakfast and 1 evening meal
  • Comprehensive route directions
  • Guest card for free local bus and rail travel and discounts on the cable cars, museums and other local attractions.

TRIP DESCRIPTION

Explore a variety of well-signed paths, ranging from exhilarating mountain hikes with breathtaking views of Zugspitze, Germany's highest peak, to leisurely strolls through lush green valleys and serene wetland nature reserves. Enjoy lakeside walks and swimming at scenic Staffelsee, and explore the 14th-century Benedictine monastery, a Bavarian Baroque masterpiece. Don't miss Neuschwanstein Castle, the inspiration behind Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty's Castle, on your free day.

Our walking holiday offers a choice of level 1 and level 2 walks, catering to varying preferences and fitness levels. Utilise the efficient local public transport system with our included Guest Card, granting free transportation on selected buses and trains. For challenging ascents, take advantage of convenient mountain lifts, making your hiking experience hassle-free and enjoyable

During your stay, indulge in delightful Bavarian traditions, savouring the custom of Kaffee und Kuchen, an afternoon ritual involving coffee and generous slices of cake. Treat yourself to exquisite Bavarian desserts like Agnes Bernauer torte, a luscious almond meringue cake filled with coffee buttercream, or the decadent prinzregententorte, a chocolate-covered layer cake with a rich chocolate cream filling.

Your accommodation for the week is the welcoming 3-star Hotel Alte Post, a traditional family-run retreat at Oberammergau's village centre. Experience a seamless blend of rustic charm and modern comforts, integrating contemporary design with the village's traditional essence. Extend your holiday with a Munich city break, exploring the captivating old town steeped in rich history from the Middle Ages to the present day. Admire panoramic views from the New Town Hall and visit the Munich Residenz or the Nymphenburg Palace, a testament to Munich's royal heritage. Don't miss the diverse museums in the area, spanning natural history to porcelain exhibits. Book your walking trip now and immerse yourself in the enchanting allure of Bavaria.

Terrain

The itinerary is based on level 2 walks. Easier level 1 notes are also provided for your week. All the walks follow well-signed paths, which are, at times, stony underfoot.

Read more about this holiday in our 'Unique Places To Stay' blog.

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DAY-BY-DAY ITINERARY

 

Day 1: Arrive in Oberammergau

Arrive at your hotel in Oberammergau.

You stay at Hotel Alte Post.

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Hotel Alte Post, Oberammergau

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The Hotel Alte Post is a family run hotel located within the heart of Oberammergau's town centre. Dating back to 1612, it is one of the oldest inns in the town and has been run by the Preisinger family since the end of the 1900s. It is a traditional Bavarian style building, with white washed walls and beautiful frescoes painted on its outside walls.

The rooms are ensuite, comfortable and of a good size and most rooms come with views onto the village.

The hotel's dining areas are rustic yet cosy, with wooden pannelled walls and even an old tiled stove, whilst the newly renovated Kofel Blick café is stunningly modern with a nod to its traditional past.

The hotel's terrace is also perfect for dining, whilst watching the goings on in the village square and admiring the view of the Kofel mountain.

Room upgrades and extra nights: Contact us for details.

Day 2: Villages of the Ammer Valley (9km/5.6mi or 16km/9.9mi)

A perfect introduction to your walking week starts with a short (15 mins) ride on the little red train to Bad Kohlgrub. From here, you walk through the rolling Ammer Valley's string of sleepy farming villages - Unterammergau, in particular, has a splendid Rococo church. Then head across the Pulvermoos, a wildlife sanctuary and habitat for 60 bird species including corncrake, dipper, whinchat and even snipe.

Day 3: Mountains and Monastery Walk (12km/7.5mi or 14km/8.7mi)

Start with a cable car ride to the top of the Laber (1685m) for panoramic views of Germany's highest mountain - the Zugspitze (2962m) - and the Austrian Alps beyond. You then wind your way down through cool pine forests to the village of Ettal. After lunch, visit the amazing 14th century former Benedictine monastery, an outstanding example of Bavarian Baroque architecture. Return on an easy path along the pretty valley, passing the Barenhohle cave where there's a figure of the resurrected Christ.

Day 4: Staffelsee (12km/7.5mi or 18km/11.2mi or 22km/13.7mi)

Staffelsee is one of the larger of the many picturesque blue lakes dotted around this part of Bavaria. This beautiful stretch of water offers easy walking along the shoreline with plenty of swimming opportunities. Stop off in the attractive riverside village of Uffing (the boat landing station is the place for lunch and offers magnificent views of the lake backed by mountains). In the afternoon, either relax in the sun on the panorama deck of the little lake cruiser (payable locally), passing hidden coves and the lake's seven islands (one even has its own tiny chapel), or return on foot along the quiet side of the lake.

Day 5: Free day

A day off from walking today. Maybe take the local bus to Mad King Ludwig's fairytale castle of Neuschwanstein with its stunning setting on a rocky outcrop; or take the funicular to the top of Germany's highest mountain, the Zugspitze, to discover a breathtaking 360 degree panorama of endless peaks spanning Austria, Switzerland, Italy and Germany. If you prefer to stay closer to home, spend the afternoon by the WellenBerg outdoor pool (swimming, sauna, jacuzzi).

Day 6: Sonnenberg Ridge Walk (13km/8.1mi or 17km/10.6mi)

The Kolben chairlift whisks you up to 1270m, from where there's a choice of routes up to the spectacular Sonnenberg ridge. Your route down passes a succession of crashing waterfalls and the reconstructed C19 whetstone mill at Schleifmuhle, followed by a pretty path through the meadows.

Day 7: Linderhof Palace (6km/3.7mi or 13km/8.1mi)

An unmissable visit to Schloss Linderhof, the gloriously over-the-top Rococo palace built by Mad King Ludwig in 1878, inspired by Louis XIV's chateau in Versailles. There are gorgeous French and Italianate terraced gardens and a golden fountain which erupts once every hour with a 30m plume of water. Return to the hotel along a tranquil path which winds back down the Linder Valley, through the village of Graswang with its beautifully preserved old farmhouses and pretty 17th century frescoed church.

Day 8: Leave Oberammergau

Extending your holiday

If you'd like to extend your trip with extra hotel nights we recommend: Hotel Opera, Munich.

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Hotel Opera, Munich

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The Hotel Opera is situated in the Lehel district of Munich, the area has a village feel to it, but is just a 15 minute walk to the main centre of Munich and a 20 minute walk to the Englischer Garten, Munich's huge leafy park.

The hotel has a wonderful Romanesque facade, and the building itself dates back to the 19th century, damaged in the war the building was bought in 1968 by the present owners who took 8 years to painstakingly restore and renovate the building.

Today's hotel is a nice mix of modern and old, with lovely airy rooms and and a relaxing tranquil garden patio. Rooms have all mod cons and some come with balconies, the hotel also owns a couple of superb restaurants close by.

Breakfast is served at your table with a choice of cold meats and cheeses or croissants and fruit and the option to order freshly cooked eggs.

Please call for prices and details

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These tour only prices are based on two people sharing. Single supplement from £207.

We can book your flights, protected by ATOL and ABTA. Please ask at time of enquiry.

You should allow approx 38 euro per person for the use of the ski lifts for the level 2 walks and 20 euro per person for the level 1 walks. Before June some mountain restaurants and ski lifts are open only at weekends. Please note that airport transfers are subject to at least 2 people (in total) booked on each departure.

TRAVEL DETAILS

If you choose a flight inclusive package with us, you will fly into Munich airport. We can provide transfers from the airport, please contact us for details and prices.

We hold an ATOL License and are fully ABTA bonded, so you can book your flights with us in confidence. We can book most airlines and will advise you of your most convenient airport and flight options.

Flight prices vary massively and change quickly. At Headwater we will sell you your flights at the same price you can buy them yourself. We simply add £35 per person to cover your flight protection, to learn more please click here.

OPTIONAL UPGRADES
  • Flights from London or any available regional airport*
  • Airport parking and airport hotels
  • Priority at Security and Fast Track
  • Airport lounge access
  • Priority boarding and extra leg-room seats
  • Business/club/first class fares
  • Room upgrades and extra nights at selected hotels

Subject to availability and dependent on service provider, please ask at time of enquiry and book early to avoid disappointment. *Unfortunately, due to the airline themselves we are unable to book Ryanair.

REVIEWS

Over the years we have traveled with Headwater to both multi-centre and now a single centre holiday. The booking process, the choices made, and the research done concerning the areas visited is expertly handled, and very valuable. When visiting an area that you have never been to before the combination of the informative Headwater literature plus a degree of your own initiative promises an enjoyable experience.

Mr Mcintosh, 7 Sep 2024

 

The assistance setting the hol up to suit our needs and timing was excellent. The details given were accurate and the place we went to as selected from Headwater’s website was as good as described.

Richard Douglas, 13 Aug 2024

 

Lovely patient staff on the phone happy to manage non techy travellers and send us everything by snail mail. Nothing was too much trouble

Alyson Everson, 29 Jun 2024

 

We have enjoyed 4 Headwater holidays. The travel arrangements are particularly good.

Jessica Glauert, 22 Jun 2024

 

Overall a pretty good holiday. Weather hot so all walking carried out before early afternoon. Pretty much as expected but Alte Poste was an ideal hotel.

Nigel Homer, 8 Jul 2023

 

Very enjoyable holiday. Public transport and lifts always on time. Food wholesome but rather unimaginative. Bedroom and dining room very clean and comfortable. More help from an English speaking member of staff at reception would have helped us to get more out of our holiday as communication was not great. They were willing to try but we got no extra information ie Oberammergau theatre and tours were not mentioned nor cafes to visit in the rain.

Mr Latham, 21 Sep 2019

 

A good combination of sightseeing and easy walking in pretty Bavarian village.

Ms Rushton, 21 Sep 2019

 

Oberammagau is an excellent location for hiking and is a beautiful setting. The hotel was located conveniently for shops and transport. Unfortunately we don’t speak German so there was a little bit of a problem communicating with some staff when we asked questions although the tourist office was very helpful. The meals were very tasty although were a little small after a day walking- we noticed that other people who were being served from the a la carte menu, their meals were twice the size! E.g.Two Wiener schnitzel instead of one.Maybe it was because we had a four course set menu? Also when we arrived the hotel was not open as our flight was early and as everything is closed at lunch time we had no one to welcome us. The son who was not very friendly came eventually and told us to leave our suitcases in the reception area so we could go and wander for two hours, trusting that our suitcases were safe. All else was fine and we were given a glass of wine on checking out which was a nice gesture. The trails were good although for a one boot walk somevwere more challenging than we were expecting. We were going to recommend this holiday to my father in law but there needs to be something easier for his age range as he likes walking but more on a level. We have a lot of good memories and really enjoyed the holiday.thank you

Mrs Mackay, 3 Aug 2019

 

Value fir money 👍🏻

Mr Sheldon, 6 Jul 2019

 

Excellent location with access to beautiful walking country, but let down by a mediocre hotel.

Mr Finnegan, 6 Jun 2019

 

Very good walking, lovely wild flowers, accommodation not good enough

Mr Fulford, 6 Jun 2019

 

Hotel Jacuzzi great. Upgraded room great. Breakfast v. Good (healthy!), location v. Good. All the walks we went on were enjoyable for 1 boot. Bus to Schloss Neuschwanstein meant a (simple) change each way. A long day, but worth it.

Mr Osborn, 6 Jun 2019

 

An excellent location and a friendly family run hotel. The food was varied and interesting and the staff were helpful. The walking routes were well thought out and instructions were pretty good (we had one minor issue but were quickly back on the right track). The only thing to watch is that a number of days start with a rail , bus or chairlift journey so you need to have done your planning the day before to make sure you get to the right place at the right time. There were always different levels of walk on offer in the same location so would suit a group of mixed ability.

Mr Maitland, 11 Aug 2018

 

The Hotel was lovely and clean, but as others have mentioned, on a main road with people walking past at night - not a problem unless the windows need to be open (no A/C). The food was really lovely traditional Bavarian food and the staff were friendly. One point worth noting - they may ask if you want your water with gas (not "ice" or "a glass" as I first thought). Turns out that means sparkling (obviously)! The route notes were almost completely flawless - just one bit of confusion in Saulgrub, but otherwise perfect. The walks were stunning and very well planned and the details of train times and costs were helpful too (although we managed to get some money off one train ticket by buying a "hopper" ticket instead of a return to Murnau). Overall a lovely experience, a good chance to practice my German (they seemed really pleased when I tried!) and a unique place to visit with lovely clear streams, cow bells echoing around valleys, mountains, waterfalls, quaint buildings and good food. Also, Herbert the taxi driver who picked us up from the airport was incredibly helpful and informative, and happened to have relatives in our home town of Malvern!

Ms Rees, 21 Jul 2018

 

Southern Bavaria end of June beginning of July was spectacular - beautiful scenery, forests, mountains, flower meadows with lots of bees, butterflies, lovely area of a bygone way of living in the UK so lovely to see its still out there, beautifully painted houses and good walking with the services of rail and bus.

Mr Bagnall, 30 Jun 2018

 

Excellent location for walking and visiting the famous castles of Southern Bavaria.

Mr Lucas, 16 Jun 2018

 

The area is really beautiful and we were blessed with hot and sunny weather for the whole week. The hotel room was superb - one of the best we've had with Headwater - very spacious and well-appointed with a balcony and views of the surrounding mountains. Hotel staff were friendly and helpful and the food was tasty with lots of choice at the breakfast buffet and a choice of main meal in the evening. It's helpful if you can speak a bit of German but not necessary. One of the hotel staff came to translate the evening menu for us each day and she was delightful! The walking was ideal for us and not too demanding. We stuck to the one-boot walks as I had a leg injury. There was plenty of variety within the walks and the transport options were efficient and well-timed. We loved the cable car and especially the chair lift ride! There was a lot of choice given in the walks options which we really liked. The area is lively with lots to do from a lovely big swimming pool complex in Oberammergau itself to visits to Schloss Linderhof and beyond. We could have stayed longer as we didn't manage to do everything we wanted. Oberammergau is quite a busy place with a relatively busy road through it (and past the hotel) so would not really suit those wanting a very quiet, get-away-from-it-all kind of holiday but it suited us perfectly. We did the lake walk on a Bavarian holiday (Assumption Day) which was an error on our part as it was absolutely teeming with people especially as the day was a really hot one - in parts it was overwhelming. I'm sure on a normal day this walk would be much quieter. Overall we had a totally stress-free holiday where we had everything we needed for a completely relaxing week. I can't think of anything that would have improved it for us. We didn't want to come home!

Duckworth, 12 Aug 2017

 

A relaxing holiday walking in beautiful Alpine valleys and meadows, with several of 'Mad' Ludwig's palaces and castles within easy reach.

Mr Lowe, 10 Jun 2017

 

Bavaria is a wonderful destination, the walking is excellent. Oberammergau and the nearby villages are a delight, in June the meadows are a joy to behold. My limited German was a help as in some restaurants and bars, there was limited English, and even then the local accent was tricky, (but Apfel strudel is good in any language).

Mrs Hodgson, 10 Jun 2017

 

We found the Bavarian countryside quite fascinating. Everything was good, the scenery, the walks, the accommodation and food. We also met interesting people who were also on the holiday as we usually do. Earlier this month we had a twenty year re-union with four friends we met on one of your holidays in Corsica.

Mr Andrews, 17 Sep 2016

 

Excellent walking in lovely surroundings. Good accommodation.

Dr Cobner, 10 Sep 2016

 

The hotel is lovely, with great staff. The service was brilliant.



Mr Carr, 10 Sep 2016

 

Oberammergau is a wonderful base for varying levels of walk. The town is beautiful, picturesque and immaculate. the whole area is worth visiting. The trains and buses are excellent and efficient. Unfortunately we did not feel welcome at the Hotel Feldmeier. On arrival Frau Feldmeier was brusque and uninformative. I was a German teacher and had no difficulty at all with the language but she made no effort to communicate. I had to ask for a change of room as our original room was directly onto the main road and was extremely noisy at night. Our second room was tiny. The safe was broken and when I pointed this out she was quite indifferent. She asked us to pay our bill the evening before we left which we were quite happy to do but when my partner tried to pay she looked at him and said 'Ten minutes' and then turned away and spoke to someone else. Throughout the holiday she was at best brusque and at worst downright rude. I would like to add, however that her sister and the rest of the staff were helpful and friendly but I could not recommend this hotel to anyone.

Mrs McKinstry, 3 Sep 2016

 

Landhaus Feldmeier exceeded expectations- an excellent room with plenty of seating and a balcony. Veggie food better than expected. Excellent and varied walking with options increased by good local public transport (rail and bus). A longish and not especially pleasant taxi ride to/ from Munich (no criticism of drivers).

Hotel Opera was rather odd. Service was excellent - there seemed to be almost as many staff as guests. However, the room was rather weird and a bit shabby/ dirty (e.g. stained bright mustard carpet and grubby bed trim) and I found the hotel a bit pretentious. The location was excellent though with easy access to the city centre and the English Gardens.

Mrs Hart, 30 Jul 2016

 

An excellent holiday. Lovely sunshine and masses of flowers in the meadows made it especially beautiful. The walks were very varied and there were some interesting places to visit en route and on any non walking day(s). A very good centre.

Mis Lee, 18 Jun 2016

 

Helpful Headwater staff who made planning and booking our holiday easy. Oberammergau is a wonderful location, Hotel Feldmeier was excellent with friendly, helpful staff. As well as the fantastic scenery and walks there is plenty to see and do in the town. Free bus pass made it easy to get to nearby towns. Also good rail connections from the local station.

Mrs Cross, 18 Jun 2016

 

We (3, 60 something adults) had a good walking holiday in the Oberammagau area. The walks were varied, well graded and easy to modify as one cared to, and dependent on weather. Also plenty of other places to visit and experience. For eg, we chose one day to go to Zugspitz using the local bus, cog train and cable car and then walk around the Eibsee, about 7km, with spectacular views. An excellent add on. Accommodation at Landhaus Feldmeier was ok. We had upgraded to a deluxe room out the back which was great. Food generally good, certainly plenty of it, but we would have liked side vegetables/salad with the main courses. Some confusion in arrangements: no car to pick us up from Munich airport, and no record at hotel of our upgrading to comfort room: both issues sorted very promptly by Headwater / manager. Gift bottle of good red appreciated. Highest level of excitement was on our way to Oberammagau: 160km/hr in our replacement taxi, a Toyota Prius, with driver fiddling with his phone Sat Nav.

Mr Clugston, 10 Jun 2016

 

A lovely relaxing holiday in a great location and fantastic walking opportunities.

Mr Curwen, 28 May 2016

 

A really lovely holiday: excellent walking, and a chance to enjoy the special culture of the area.

Dr Hodgson, 29 Aug 2015

 

A great holiday with fantastic walk suggestions that we used in conjunction with the map to explore the area.

Ms Hancock, 22 Aug 2015

 

Very enjoyable walking in spectacular countryside, along well signed and maintained paths, guided by excellent route notes.

Mr Valk, 18 Jul 2015

 

A great holiday with varied walking options available, Village had great atmosphere and opportunities for shopping and sightseeing away from just walking. We extended our trip with 3 nights in Munich at the hotel recommended by Headwater which was a super place and gave us chance for a bit of culture and city life after the scenery!

Mrs Stocks, 6 Jul 2015

 

Very good worth doing, may do it again, great food and beer, watch out for the mountains they are not the same as the hills in Kent.

Mr Tribe, 4 Jul 2015

 

We were very happy with the holiday from the headwater point of view. Accomodation i would not be happy with.Compared to other places we visited in the area the level of english spoken in this hotel was very poor,even when we asked what something was on the menu ,the waitress didnt understand us .Thank you for the bottle of wine which we appreciated very much.the walking was superb and the guides provided for the walking were very good. Beautiful country and people were very friendly and most helpful.

Mrs Magnier, 27 Jun 2015

 

Walking in Bavaria in June was just amazing. The wild flowers were beautiful to see in the meadows. Oberammergau is ideally situated with easy rail and bus access to the wider area.

Mrs Wright, 20 Jun 2015

 

Fabulous holiday in great location. Walking was delightful. Accommodation was brilliant - only downside was the food where there was little if any choice and it was not to our taste.

Mrs Cockburn, 6 Jun 2015

 

Oberammergau is an excellent place to visit for walking and historical sites, the whole area is beautiful (think the sound of music) we really enjoyed the whole time we were there.

Mr Upton, 13 Sep 2014

 

Good. But the food was uninspired, with too much use of factory-made sauces. The deserts were dull - ice-cream almost every evening. No fruit available at breakfast and the yoghurt was definitely 'off' on one day. Staff nice but their English very limited - it is incorrect to say that the family speak the language.

Mr Tucker, 13 Sep 2014

 

Perfect walking area, perfect location of very good hotel - excellent local transport and very varied mix and combination of sightseeing and walking possible. Even had perfect weather - brilliant!

Mrs Newsome, 10 Sep 2014

 

The 'superior' accommodation really was very good indeed. The local tax a bit of a surprise at the end of the week - if it is mentioned, then you should emphasise it more. The walks and interest are excellent, and the notes worked well, because the paths, signposts and surfaces are so good. We have usually gone to Italy or France with you - and German food is a bit of a shock, in its solidity and calorie count.

Mr Propert, 5 Sep 2014

 

Bavaria is very nice and very green because it rains a lot! Apart from that we had a good time, but Oberammergau is a bit isolated and it's best to take your car if you can, although local transport is very good.

Pro Winlow, 25 Aug 2014

 

This was our first holiday with Headwater as we normally organise our holidays ourselves. We will definitely consider another Headwater holiday in the future, as the local knowledge was invaluable, the walks just great (and appropriate for our level), and the hotel was excellent (the request for vegetarian food didn't seem to have reached the hotel but it wasn't a problem, and the chef made up delicious veggie dishes specially each day). We found that the premium that Headwater provides over self-organised holidays is well worth the extra cost: it saved us substantial planning time and made logistics easy, so that we could focus on the more important business of enjoying a great walking holiday. Thank you!

Ms Morrison, 19 Jul 2014

 

Excellent holiday. Covered everything, good walking at your own level and pace, good food in the area, and a good few places of interest on your doorstep to mix with your walking or do on their own.

Easy to use local transport, train, bus and ski lift - even if your German is very limited.

Mrs Jones, 12 Jul 2014

 

A reasonably energetic yet wonderfully relaxed walking holiday.

Mrs Hutchison, 29 Jun 2014

 

Very quiet comfortable and clean family run hotel in good location. Convenient for public transport and ice creams after a day's walking. A very good selection of walks, suitable for all abilties. We just needed longer to complete them all!

Mrs Ross, 20 Jun 2014

 

Friendly and welcoming hotel, with good food and enjoyable and varied walks.

Mrs Ife, 14 Jun 2014

 

Everything went smoothly with travel arrangements on outward and inward journeys.. Standard of food was exceptional for *** hotel. Would have appreciated a kettle in bedroom to make tea/coffee and fill hot water bottle. Very enjoyable holiday. Maps and information all very helpful and accurate.

Mrs Wood, 14 Jun 2014

 

Our holiday was well organised and the hotel was comfortable and friendly. The walks were well chosen and the self-guiding notes were informative and easy to follow. The only slightly disappointing aspect as the weather; it rained on most days, so I would advise potential travellers to be prepared for wet weather - especially early in the season.

Mr Burch, 24 May 2014

 

Oberammergau is a lovely location from which to base a walking holiday. We were fortunate to have sunshine nearly all week (21-28 Sept), and made the most it by doing many of the walks provided in the Headwater literature. The most exhilarating being Sonnenberg Ridge linked to The Kofel - quite possible in a single day, although the advice in the walking notes regarding narrow ledges and cables need to be carefully considered. The local buses, trains and chair lift are all easily accessed and efficient. The hotel owner gave us a discount card for use with the buses and lifts. The food was cooked to perfection, but not very inspirational.

Mr Robinson, 21 Sep 2013

 

The holiday was everything that we hoped it would be.

Mr Powell, 7 Sep 2013

 

Oberammergau was an ideal location for our walking holiday, every day we walked somewhere different which made it interesting.

The public transport was easy to use, particularly the train and the walk from the hotel to the train station was a reasonable difference.

The 4 course evening meal at the hotel was very good value and extremely tasty.

Mrs Larcombe, 6 Jul 2013

 

Fantastic week 5th-12th July 2013 enjoyed all the walks best ones were the difficult route on the sonnenberg ridge, chair lift closed also path to start of walk closed due

to cycle race so had to walk to start of walk well worth it.High over the Hornle was also a good walk with fantastic views. Good food all week for the humble vegetarian.

Staff at the hotel were very helpful and friendly.





Mrs Grosschmidt, 5 Jul 2013

 


Self-guided walking

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Level: 1 & 2

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