Hochries summit – Laubenstein Summit View loop from Frasdorf

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Hochries summit – Laubenstein Summit View loop from Frasdorf

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Hochries summit – Laubenstein Summit View loop from Frasdorf

03:00

20.3km

1,060m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 9, 2026

Waypoints

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Parking

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936 m

Ebnater Achen

Highlight • River

The path leads past many beautiful views of Ebnater Achen

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5.82 km

Riesenhütte

Highlight • Mountain Hut

The Riesenhütte looks really great from the outside, but is currently being renovated and is closed.

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6.89 km

I'm looking forward to the next time! But anyone who boots up here with eMTB and doesn't push is in a good mood! My respect to everyone, with or without e !!! In any case, you will be very rewarded at the top!

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8.10 km

Hochries summit

Highlight • Summit

If you are traveling in the Chiemgau, the summit of the Hochries should be on your to-do list. You can climb the mountain on the edge of the Chiemgau Alps on very different paths: from easy to difficult, from short to long - everything your heart desires is there. Even a train takes you up.

In addition, you can start the tours from countless places. Aschau, Frasdorf or Samerberg are just three possible starting points. Open up and discover the possibilities!

You can find more information about the cable car at hochriesbahn.de.

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13.1 km

Laubenstein Summit View

Highlight • Summit

Beautiful viewing platform on a meadow dome - also popular with collectors of fossils. In the Laubenstein area there are a multitude of caves, ponors, karren fields as manifestations of a karst area. From the alpine pastures to the summit cycling ban…

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13.4 km

Laubenstein summit cross with views of Lake Chiemsee

Highlight • Summit

Beautiful summit for fantastically beautiful sunrises. 😍🌄

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14.3 km

Keyhole Cave

Highlight • Cave

The keyhole cave is not a show cave. Caving in the arbor area requires great experience, fitness and climbing skills.
The entrance of the keyhole cave is located at 1274 m altitude, behind an artificially created platform is a rather inconspicuous cave entrance with opening to the north in a grassy rocky about 40 m high steep slope.

The total depth measured at that time was 141 m, the total length of the measured corridors at about 1390 m. The largest horizontal extent 210 m, the maximum overlap at approx. 177m.
Through further explorations and research until today, some, so far undocumented corridors and vents could be opened, information can be found u.A. in the documentation (Müchner Cave History II of 2004) of the Munich Caves Association e.V. In 1963, the narrow water-bearing passage below the treasure chamber was followed to another 30 m, the total depth of the cave has since been given as 156 m. Between 1972 and 1975, the cave plan with "new land" in the Stanglschlot, Hexenschlot, Dom im Riesenversturz, Hohe Kluft and Landregenhalle was extended to include previously undocumented cavities.

The name of the cave is derived from the second passage section in the entrance area, whose shape resembles a large keyhole (pressure pipe with erosion channel).

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20.3 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

12.9 km

6.92 km

402 m

Surfaces

14.7 km