Round walk around the Schliersee

Round walk around the Schliersee (Monika Keiner)

A lovely, easy walk around Schliersee.

Are you looking for an idyllic Alpine setting? Do you want to have a refreshing dip in sight throughout the height of summer? And do you want to be able to join the route or finish it whenever and wherever you like? Then you’ve come to the right place. Schliersee is nestled amidst stunning mountains, always offers a chance to cool off, and you can start or finish the circular route almost anywhere (except on the western shore).

The circular route runs almost entirely along the shore of Schliersee, always within a short distance of the water’s edge; it passes beautiful beaches, a wide variety of places to stop for refreshments, and offers stunning views of the mountains time and again. Even in winter, let yourself be captivated by the beauty of snow-covered nature and a frozen lake.

Further information, a map and the location of the circular walk around Schliersee can be found at: https://www.tegernsee-schliersee.de/a-rundweg-um-den-schliersee.

Information about Accessibility

Barrier-free information

Short Report as PDF

Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.

  • The Schliersee train station is 200 meters away.
  • There are two marked parking spaces for people with disabilities (parking space size: 350 cm x 500 cm).
  • The path from the parking lot to the hiking trail is 30 m long. It is easy to walk and drive on.
  • The hiking trail has a total length of 7.4 km.
  • Starting and ending point: Vitalwelt Schliersee
  • This is a circular trail.
  • The hiking trail is accessible without steps.
  • The hiking trail is step-free, in section 7 there is a threshold of 3 cm height. The alternative section in the adventure trail area is accessible via eight steps with a height of 25 cm. 
  • The hiking trail is predominantly 180 cm wide. The minimum width is 100 cm.
  • The hiking trail is predominantly easy to walk and drive on and has a maximum longitudinal gradient of up to 26% over a length of 20 meters.
  • There are seating areas available.
  • The trail is signposted.
  • The hiking trail is also designated for cyclists, skaters, etc. or horseback riders.
  • The hiking trail leads partly on a road used by motor vehicles.
  • It is necessary to cross a road used by motor vehicles. This is not appropriately secured, e.g. by traffic lights, crosswalk, island in the middle of the roadway, speed reduction.The exhibits of the adventure trail are mainly visible while sitting.
  • A public toilet for people with disabilities is located at the Schliersee guest information office, at the start/end point of the circular trail.

Evaluation report: Download as PDF

Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.

  • Assistance dogs may be brought to all relevant areas.
  • The Schliersee train station is 200 meters away.
  • There are two marked parking spaces for people with disabilities (parking space size: 350 cm x 500 cm).
  • The path from the parking lot to the hiking trail is 30 m long. It is easy to walk and drive on.
  • The hiking trail has a total length of 7.4 km.
  • Starting and ending point: Vitalwelt Schliersee
  • This is a circular trail.
  • The hiking trail is accessible without steps.
  • The hiking trail is step-free, in section 7 there is a threshold of 3 cm height. The alternative section in the adventure trail area is accessible via eight steps with a height of 25 cm. 
  • The hiking trail is mostly 180 cm wide. The minimum width is 100 cm.
  • The hiking trail is predominantly easy to walk and ride on and has a maximum longitudinal gradient of up to 26% over a length of 20 meters.
  • The hiking trail is also designated for cyclists, skaters, etc. or horseback riders.
  • The trail partially runs on a road used by motor vehicles.
  • It is necessary to cross a road used by motor vehicles. This is not appropriately secured, e.g. by traffic lights, crosswalk, island in the middle of the roadway, speed reduction.The exhibits of the adventure trail are mainly visible while sitting.
  • A public restroom for people with disabilities is located at the Schliersee Guest Information Center, at the start/end of the loop trail.
  • Outdoor paths usually have a visually contrasting and tactilely detectable walkway border.
  • There are no visually contrasting or tactilely detectable floor indicators.
  • The walking path has signage.
  • Signage is in legible and high contrast lettering.
  • Information / signage is not available in Braille or prismatic lettering.

Evaluation report: Download as PDF

Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.

  • The Schliersee train station is 200 meters away.
  • There are two marked parking spaces for people with disabilities (parking space size: 350 cm x 500 cm).
  • The path from the parking lot to the hiking trail is 30 m long. It is easy to walk and drive on.
  • The hiking trail has a total length of 7.4 km.
  • Starting and ending point: Vitalwelt Schliersee
  • This is a circular trail.
  • The hiking trail is accessible without steps.
  • The hiking trail is step-free, in section 7 there is a threshold of 3 cm height. The alternative section in the adventure trail area is accessible via eight steps with a height of 25 cm. 
  • The hiking trail is mostly 180 cm wide. The minimum width is 100 cm.
  • The hiking trail is predominantly easy to walk and drive on and has a maximum longitudinal gradient of up to 26% over a length of 20 meters.
  • There are seats available.
  • The hiking trail is also designated for cyclists, skaters, etc. or horseback riders.
  • The hiking trail partially runs on a road used by motor vehicles.
  • It is necessary to cross a road used by motor vehicles. This is not appropriately secured, e.g. by traffic lights, crosswalk, island in the middle of the roadway, speed eduction.The exhibits of the adventure trail are mainly visible while sitting.
  • A public WC for people with disabilities is located at the Schliersee guest information office, at the start/end point of the circular trail.
  • The hiking trail is signposted. There are no trail signs at a constantly visible distance.
  • There is no information in easy language.

Evaluation report: Download as PDF