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Easy hiking trails in Sollacher Holz traverse a landscape characterized by dense woodlands, expansive open fields, and charming rural scenery. The region offers a peaceful retreat with gentle terrain, making it accessible for various skill levels. Hikers can experience tranquil forest paths under a canopy of trees and broad fields providing views of the surrounding Bavarian countryside. The trails feature gentle elevation changes, ensuring a relaxing yet rewarding outdoor experience.
Last updated: June 3, 2026
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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
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A place of contemplation in the middle of the forest. Magical and very beautiful
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The St. Zeno Forest Chapel was built in 1770 as the court chapel of the Kirchstetter estate. In 1901 the Kirchstetter Hof was demolished after about 300 years of existence. Shortly before that, namely in January 1899, Zeno Mittermaier (born 1840, died 1923) sold the property and the forest to the Bavarian State Forests. The preservation and maintenance of the St. Zeno Chapel (which has been owned by the Bavarian State Forestry since 1899) was an express wish of Zeno Mittermaier when it was sold. In 1962 the chapel was renovated by the Isen Forestry Department. In 2011-2013 another fundamental renovation was carried out (e.g. repair of moisture damage, shingle roof made of larch wood) by Bavarian State Forests, Wasserburg forestry company. And now a statue of St Zeno adorns the sanctuary again.
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Die Waldkapelle St. Zeno wurde im Jahr 1770 als Hofkapelle des Kirchstett Anwe- sens errichtet. Das Bild stammt aus dem Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts. 1901 wurde das Anwesen abgebrochen. 1962 wurde die Kapelle durch das damalige Forstamt Isen saniert. Das Gebäude erhielt damals unter anderem ein neues Schindel- dach. Kurz nach der feierlichen Einweihung wurde die Kapelle aufgebrochen und voll- ständig ausgeraubt. Im Laufe der Jahre führte Feuchtigkeit im Mauerwerk zu größeren Schäden, so dass in den Jahren 2011 bis 2013 eine erneute Sanierung durch die Bayerischen Staats- forsten, Forstbetrieb Wasserburg durchge- führt wurde. Das Dach erhielt eine neue Lärchenschin- deldeckung, Spezialisten befreiten den In- nenraum von Algen, in die 1962 eingezoge- ne Betondecke wurde ein Lüftungsloch eingefügt und der Altar erneuert. St. Zeno war im vierten Jahrhundert nach Christus Bischof von Verona, wo in der dor tigen Bischofskirche seine Grabstätte liegt. Er soll sein Leben selbstlos und in Armut geführt haben. Seinen Lebensunterhalt be stritt er durch Fischfang in der Etsch, wes halb er stets mit dem Attribut des Fisches vorzufinden ist. St. Zeno wird zum Schutz vor Hochwasser und Überschwemmungen angerufen. Nörd lich der Alpen sind lediglich zwei Kirchen nach St. Zeno geweiht, nämlich Isen und Bad Reichenhall. Seit 2013 befindet sich wieder eine Statue des St. Zeno auf dem Altar der Kapelle. Die Bayerischen Staatsforsten tragen als Bewirtschafter des Staatswaldes Verant wortung für Wald, Natur und Umwelt. Zudem unterhalten sie ca. 200 denkmal geschützte Gebäude in Bayern. St. Zeno-Lied aus Isen O hell'ger Zeno, schaue in Lieb auf uns herab! Patron der Heimatgaue, so reich an Wundergab! Erfleh' uns Licht und Gnade für diese Erdenzeit, bis enden unsre Pfade im Haus der Ewigkeit! O Hell'ger Zeno, senke den Glauben wunderbar! Die Hoffnung aller lenke zum himmlischen Altar! Erbitt uns Lieb' und Treue, dass wächst der Heimat Glück! Den Geist und Sinn erneure, zu Gott führ' uns zurück! il'ger Zeno, führe uns durch der Zeiten Not! Geleit' zur Himmelstüre uns hin, zum lieben Gott! Wenn Glaub' und Sitte weichen, pflanz unsern Herzen ein das heilge Kreuzeszeichen, es soll uns Stärke sein! In diesen schweren Zeiten sei unser Hort und Schild! Hilf uns're Seel bereiten vor Deinem hehren Bild. In unser'm Heiligtume bist Du als Schirm bestellt. Beschütze Dir zum Ruhme dies Haus dem Herrn der Welt!
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An old boundary stone, probably from 1725, on one side the former county of Haag, on the other the Freisingische Hochstift Burgrain.
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Sollacher Holz offers a good selection of easy hiking trails, with over 25 routes specifically categorized as easy. These trails are designed to be accessible and enjoyable for a wide range of hikers.
The easy hikes in Sollacher Holz feature gentle terrain, characterized by lush forests and expansive open fields. You'll find tranquil paths under a canopy of trees and broad fields offering views of the surrounding Bavarian countryside. Elevation changes are minimal, ensuring a relaxing outdoor experience.
Yes, several easy routes pass by notable landmarks. For example, the St. Zeno Forest Chapel – St. Sebastian Memorial Shrine loop from Isen takes you past the beautiful St. Zeno Forest Chapel. Another route, the St. Zeno Forest Chapel – Schmid Cross (Schmid-Kreuz) loop from Isen, leads you past the historic Schmid Cross (Schmid-Kreuz).
The easy trails in Sollacher Holz are highly rated by the komoot community, with an average score of 4.6 stars from over 50 reviews. Hikers often praise the peaceful ambiance of the dense woodlands and the well-maintained paths, making for a very pleasant experience.
Yes, many of the easy trails in Sollacher Holz are circular, allowing you to start and end at the same point. An excellent option is the Forest and Hunting Cabin – Path to Hergod in der Feichthn loop from Kirchstätt, which is about 7 km long and winds through tranquil forest sections.
Sollacher Holz offers beauty throughout the year. Spring and summer bring vibrant wildflowers, while autumn transforms the landscape with a stunning display of colorful foliage. The gentle terrain makes it enjoyable in most seasons, though autumn is particularly picturesque.
Yes, the gentle elevation changes and peaceful forest paths make many easy trails in Sollacher Holz ideal for families. The diverse wildlife, including deer and various bird species, can also add an exciting element for children. Consider the Dreiländerstein Sankt Wolfgang – St. Sebastian Memorial Shrine loop from Isen for a shorter, family-friendly option.
Generally, dogs are welcome on the hiking trails in Sollacher Holz. It's always recommended to keep your dog on a leash, especially in areas with wildlife or near agricultural land, and to clean up after them. The quiet forest paths provide a great environment for a walk with your canine companion.
The duration of easy hikes varies, but many can be completed within 1 to 2 hours. For instance, the St. Sebastian Memorial Shrine – St. Zeno Forest Chapel loop from Kirchstätt is about 4.7 km and typically takes around 1 hour 15 minutes, offering a pleasant and manageable outing.
While Sollacher Holz is primarily known for its dense woodlands, many easy trails open up into broad fields that provide sweeping views of the surrounding Bavarian countryside. These open sections offer picturesque vistas, especially during sunrise or sunset.
Yes, parking is generally available near the starting points of many trails, particularly in the villages surrounding Sollacher Holz like Kirchstätt and Isen. Specific parking information can often be found on individual route descriptions on komoot.
While direct public transport to every trailhead might be limited, the region around Sollacher Holz is accessible by public transport to nearby towns like Erding or Isen. From there, you might need to consider a short taxi ride or a longer walk to reach specific starting points. It's advisable to check local bus schedules in advance.


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