View of Lake Tegernsee – Neureuth Alpine Pastures loop from Tegernsee

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View of Lake Tegernsee – Neureuth Alpine Pastures loop from Tegernsee

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View of Lake Tegernsee – Neureuth Alpine Pastures loop from Tegernsee

01:04

7.04km

490m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 16, 2026

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Train Station

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139 m

Tegernsee station

Highlight • Rest Area

The Tegernsee station is always the terminus of historic trains. Rides with the steam locomotive or historic electric locomotives take place again and again, the dates can be found on the Internet. Not only at the station Tegersee, where the trains stay, but also on the route there are beautiful places to look or take pictures.

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757 m

Neureuther Stairway – View of Lake Tegernsee

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Lower, middle and upper stairs... seemingly endless steps that challenge your fitness🥵.

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1.03 km

View of Lake Tegernsee

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Great view of the lake and Tegernsee

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2.95 km

Neureuth Alpine Pastures

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Coming from the forest, the view of the mountain inn and the chapel opens up here. For views of the lake and mountains, you only have to climb a few meters in altitude - in about 15 minutes you are on the viewing terrace.

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3.51 km

Neureuth Chapel

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There are numerous chapels in the Tegernsee mountains, for example on Wallberg and Riederstein. The chapel on the Neureuth is the youngest member - it was inaugurated in 1976. The building was initiated by the Tegernsee Franz Kiening, who ran the inn from 1965 to 1989. He thought that the former mountain cross should be replaced by a proper chapel. For more than 40 years it has stood behind a wooden fence to protect it from grazing cattle. Its whitewashed brickwork, shingle roof and small bell tower catch the eye. On the balcony under the awning it says: “To the thoughts of those who fell in both world wars”. The former Lüftlmaler Anton Keck conjured up the patron saint of Bavaria over the green-framed entrance door.
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3.56 km

View over Lake Tegernsee and the Bavarian Alps

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Beautiful Alm, but very crowded because here the Munich Porsche drivers like to arrive on the weekend. Almost as well as on the Neureuth - on the weekend I avoid this corner!

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