Mountain passes around Aschau im Chiemgau are situated in the Chiemgau Alps, offering various elevated routes and prominent peaks. This region features diverse mountainous terrain, including rocky massifs and conservation areas. The routes provide views of the Alpine foothills, Lake Chiemsee, and the Inn Valley. The area is characterized by its natural landscapes and varied topography.
Last updated: July 7, 2026
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Hiking around Aschau im Chiemgau
Make sure your lights are in order. It is striking that the car drivers and truck drivers pass by with plenty of space, they could learn something from that in the Netherlands!! I am now using the Garmin laser rear light, recommended! Try to help oncoming traffic by looking far through the bend and signaling them that they can safely overtake.
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Great crossing from the Frasdorfer Hut towards Trockenbachtal. Here you cycle through a picture-book landscape.
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Beautiful view and quiet side street
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Beautiful paths, great panorama
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The Laubensteingatterl is a small saddle between the Laubensteinalm and the so-called Eiskeller. Anyone who has struggled up the 300 steep (up to 20%) meters from the Frasdorfer Hüttn has now completed the hardest part. The route continues towards the Trockenbachtal with only a slight hill, but is a little rougher.
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Numerous hiking trails start here, including up to the Laubenstein of the same name... the view should not be missed
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Beautiful view even in spring, you can see the snow.
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The region offers diverse mountainous terrain with several prominent peaks and routes. Key areas include the distinctive Kampenwand massif, the Hochries summit, and the Geigelstein Conservation Area. You can also find scenic routes like the one around Haindorfer Berg.
Many routes offer spectacular panoramic views. From the View of the Kampenwand, you can see from the Berchtesgaden mountains to the Hohe Tauern. Other viewpoints, like the View of the Zahmer Kaiser, offer landscapes with Walchsee and the Zahmer Kaiser mountain range, while the View of the Kaiser Mountains provides vistas of the Kaisertal.
Yes, the region offers accessible options. The Kampenwand, for example, can be reached via numerous paths or comfortably by cable car, with a flat panorama path at the top. The View of the Zahmer Kaiser and the View of the Kaiser Mountains are also categorized as family-friendly highlights.
For experienced hikers, the Geigelstein Conservation Area offers demanding routes like the Jägersteig Trail, which requires very good fitness and sure-footedness. The View of the Kampenwand also has challenging trails leading to its summit.
The area is excellent for various outdoor activities. You can find numerous mountain hikes, including difficult routes like the Kampenwand East Summit loop. There are also many hiking trails, such as the Jägersteig Trail in the Geigelstein Conservation Area. For cyclists, there are cycling routes like the Kampenwand – Gori Alm loop.
Absolutely. The Geigelstein Conservation Area features the challenging Jägersteig Trail. For multi-day adventures, you can combine Spitzstein and Geigelstein, with an overnight stay at the Spitzsteinhaus. The Haindorfer Berg offers a circular route with cultural highlights and scenic viewpoints.
The region is beautiful year-round. Spring is excellent for experiencing the rich floral diversity, especially in the Geigelstein Nature Reserve. Summer and autumn offer ideal conditions for hiking and cycling. In winter, areas like Kampenwand provide natural snow skiing with a 5 km valley run.
The Kampenwand can get very crowded, especially on weekends. For a quieter experience with similar views, consider starting very early, visiting during 'bad' weather, or exploring neighboring peaks like the Gedererwand, Scheibenwand, or Bauernwand.
Beyond the panoramic mountain views, you can explore the rich floral diversity of the Geigelstein Nature Reserve. The Tiroler Achen Gorge offers a scenic route through a ravine with short tunnels, showcasing unique geological formations.
Yes, for those seeking longer treks, combining Spitzstein and Geigelstein offers a rewarding multi-day hiking experience. You can plan a two-day route from Aschau to Sachrang, including an overnight stay at the Spitzsteinhaus.
Visitors particularly appreciate the spectacular panoramic views, the diverse range of hiking and cycling opportunities for all skill levels, and the natural beauty of the Chiemgau Alps. The accessibility of some peaks via cable car also makes them popular for those seeking comfortable ascents.
The Sudelfeld Pass from Oberaudorf is a great climb with various variations, offering good gradients and some relaxed sections. It's a popular route for cyclists, though caution is advised due to motorcycle traffic on weekends.


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