Best attractions and places to see in Schliersee include a blend of natural beauty and cultural sites in the Bavarian Alps. The region is centered around Schliersee Lake, offering opportunities for water activities and lakeside walks. Visitors can explore prominent peaks, lush forests, and alpine meadows, providing diverse hiking terrain. The area also features historic landmarks and museums showcasing traditional Bavarian life and local history.
Last updated: May 9, 2026
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Hiking in Schliersee
Kaiserschmarrn is particularly good here.
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Great landscape and lots of gastronomy. I liked this route: Holzkirchen, Kreuth 2020_07_24 https://www.komoot.de/tour/225702529
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... you can go to Spitzingsee (1,084 m), especially with children, at any time of the year. Spring, summer, autumn or winter. Does not matter. Because it's always great on site. The car can rest in the paid parking lot (5.00 euros) at the Taubensteinbahn (on the east side) or at the ski lift (on the west side); With a lot of luck you can also find a free parking space at the southern tip of Spitzingsee. Among other things I was there on November 1st, 2018 (in autumn) and on December 14th, 2018, on January 27th, 2019 and on December 10th, 2021 (in winter, with lots and lots of snow); it was great every time. In addition: whatever destination you are aiming for in the area, it will always be a nice tour. Either comfortable or somewhat dynamic and challenging (e.g. Rotwand (1,884 m), Brecherspitz (1,683 m)). Because the six-pack and the bikini figure don't just form like that... As a culinary tip, a stop at the Obere Firstalm (1,375 m) is a must, especially if you have children with you. It is cozy and there is everything on site so that you don't go hungry or thirsty. PS: please just look at the pictures of the tours mentioned. PS to PS: in winter there are also sledges to rent; The end of the route is at the Spitzingsattel (Trautweinweg).
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A fantastic panoramic view of the Tegernsee, the tour is worth it for that alone.
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Schliersee is rich in natural beauty. The centerpiece is Schliersee Lake itself, perfect for boating, paddleboarding, swimming, or relaxing by its shores. Just a short drive away, Spitzingsee offers more outdoor activities and a scenic 3 km lake path. You can also visit the picturesque Josefsthal Waterfalls or take a cable car up Wendelstein Mountain for breathtaking alpine views.
Yes, Schliersee is a paradise for hikers, offering trails for all levels amidst prominent peaks like Rotwand, Bodenschneid, and Aiplspitz. Popular routes include the Josefsthal Waterfalls – View of the Spitzingsee loop and the Brecherspitz – View of Schliersee loop. For more detailed hiking routes, you can explore the Hiking in Schliersee guide.
For easier walks, consider the 3 km lake path around Spitzingsee, which is easily walkable in about 1.5 hours. Another option is the Lake Spitzing loop, which is suitable for families. The Easy hikes in Schliersee guide provides more options, including the Hohenwaldeck castle ruins loop from Schliersee.
Schliersee offers several cultural and historical attractions. Step back in time at the Markus Wasmeier Open-Air Museum, showcasing traditional Bavarian life. You can also visit the historic St. Sixtus Church with its stunning stucco work, or explore the romantic ruins of Castle Ruin Hohenwaldeck. The Heimatmuseum Schliersee provides insights into the region's history and culture.
Absolutely! Families can enjoy the Schliersee Adventure Trail on the western bank of Lake Schliersee, which features six interactive stops. The Lake Spitzing area is also very family-friendly for walks. Additionally, the Schliersberg Alp offers a summer toboggan run, accessible via a cable car, providing fun for all ages.
For unique experiences, visit the SLYRS Bavarian Malt Whiskey Distillery to learn about whiskey making and enjoy a tasting. The Markus Wasmeier Open-Air Museum also features a brewery that brews beer using a 300-year-old traditional recipe. You can also enjoy horse riding or horse-drawn carriage rides through the alpine meadows.
Schliersee is a year-round destination. In summer, the lakes are perfect for swimming and water sports, and the mountains offer extensive hiking. Winter transforms the area into a hub for skiing, snowboarding, and other winter sports, especially around Spitzingsee. Spring and autumn provide beautiful scenery for hiking with fewer crowds.
Yes, during the colder months, the surrounding mountains, particularly the Spitzingsee area, become a popular destination for winter sports. You can enjoy skiing, snowboarding, and other activities in the Spitzingsee-Tegernsee Ski Area.
Yes, Schliersee offers several stunning viewpoints. The Summit cross on Gindelalmschneid provides expansive views of the foothills of the Alps and Schliersee. You can also ride a cable car up Wendelstein Mountain for breathtaking panoramic vistas of the Bavarian Alps. The Upper First Alm is also known for its scenic views.
Visitors frequently praise the refreshing swims in Lake Spitzing after mountain excursions and the beautiful views from spots like the Summit cross on Gindelalmschneid. The delicious food and scenic setting of huts like the Upper First Alm are also highly appreciated by hikers.
Both Schliersee Lake and Spitzingsee offer excellent opportunities for water activities. You can enjoy boating, paddleboarding, swimming, and fishing in the crystal-clear alpine waters. Leisurely walks along the lakeside promenades are also popular.
Schliersee is generally well-connected. The town has a train station, and many attractions, like the Josefsthal Waterfalls, have walking paths leading from it. Parking is available near various attractions, though it's always advisable to check specific locations, especially during peak season.


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