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Landkreis Weilheim-Schongau
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Hohenpeißenberg

Kalkofensteg Wooden Bridge – Ammerschlucht Gorge Trail loop from Hohenpeißenberg

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Germany
Bavaria
Upper Bavaria
Landkreis Weilheim-Schongau
Weilheim-Schongau
Hohenpeißenberg

Kalkofensteg Wooden Bridge – Ammerschlucht Gorge Trail loop from Hohenpeißenberg

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164

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Kalkofensteg Wooden Bridge – Ammerschlucht Gorge Trail loop from Hohenpeißenberg

05:23

19.5km

330m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 18, 2026

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Ammertal im Bereich der Ammerleite und Talbachhänge

Waypoints

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Train Station

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1

5.40 km

Wooden Water Trough

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2

6.63 km

Schnalzwehr on the Ammer

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Beautiful Ammer weir, over which the Ammer rushes down

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7.47 km

Kalkofensteg Wooden Bridge

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Descent to the Kalkofensteg: Good footwear and surefootedness are recommended, as the path partly leads over loose stones and roots. At the Ammer there are large gravel banks where you …

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7.55 km

Sinter terraces in the Ammerschlucht

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The lime sintered terraces in the Ammer Gorge are a special natural phenomenon: near the lime kiln footbridge, steps have probably formed due to a reaction of the groundwater, which …

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7.88 km

Ammerschlucht Gorge

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6

9.57 km

The Ammer (and its upper course, the Linder) is probably one of the last wild rivers in this country. It rises in the Ammer Mountains (Oberammergau) and flows into the Ammersee (just behind Weilheim).

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9.77 km

The König-Ludwig-Weg leads through a wild stretch of path shaped and shaped by the murmur of the bunting for around 10,000 years through the "Grand Cayon Upper Bavaria", which almost …

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11.0 km

Ammerschlucht Gorge Trail

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It is sometimes called Bavaria's "Grand Canyon": narrow paths wind their way through the steep hillside forest above the wild Ammer, often they are muddy, greasy. The forest is a …

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19.5 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

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8.10 km

7.06 km

2.66 km

1.66 km

Surfaces

5.17 km

4.14 km

4.05 km

3.72 km

2.37 km

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Highest point (740 m)

Lowest point (630 m)

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Tuesday 14 July

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Comments

October 29, 2023,Münchner Jakobsweg Etappe 7 Hohenpeißenberg-Rottenbuch
Perfect weather again today 🌞so started stage 7. Despite a lot of up and down, slippery and muddy paths and dilapidated footbridges and stairs, a dream day 🤩😎 Always super beautiful on the Ammer and in the Ammerschlucht 🥰 pure, wild and romantic nature. It was so nice 🤩🤗

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For the past few days, I've been annoyed that I'm constantly lugging around so much food and too much to drink. Well, it paid off today! 😅

The hike starts off rather disappointingly in Hohenpeißenberg. The King Ludwig Trail (KLW) leads through a mix of forest, hay meadows, and pastures. Visually, it's truly idyllic, especially since the single-track railway line …

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From Kini to Maxi and back to Kini. My royal hiking year took me back to King Ludwig II today. The Ammer Gorge was closed until the end of May and so I had skipped the corresponding stage while walking the King Ludwig Trail. Today should be the time to catch up on it. Starting in Hetten, today's hike begins …

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It's been pouring in Störmen for two days, but whatever, I'll pull through. My ignorant self was talking about action yesterday. Yesterday I didn't know what to expect today: the Ammer Gorge (when it rains, a lot of rain). My guide has a clear opinion on this: No way. The signs at the gorge only pointed out the danger of …

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My 5th stage began with a bright blue sky and a fantastic view of the Alps. Today we went through the legendary Ammer Gorge - wildly romantic, super idyllic, but very challenging, since the rain and storm of the past few days made some parts of the path very muddy and very difficult to walk on because of broken trees. …

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