Start Point
Naturpark Info Center Scharnitz (P2)
End Point
Naturpark Info Center Scharnitz (P2)
Difficulty
Easy
Total Distance
7,80 km
Descent Meters
40 m
Ascent Meters
40 m
Highest Point
1010 m
Total Time
02:00 h
Stamina
Technique
Best Time
Jan
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Dec
In an emergency
In an emergency
Guest card = ticket
Guest card = ticket
The guest card is valid as a ticket for all public bus services in the region during your stay. The train ride between Seefeld and Scharnitz as well as the Wildmoos bus are also included. You will receive the guest card from your host in digital or printed form.
DetailsWinter-trailrunning
This village running route from Scharnitz to Gießenbach follows the wintery Isar and Gießenbach rivers, offering beautiful views of the snow-covered landscape. The trail is suitable for running both in winter and summer.
The easy route starts at the Nature Park Visitor Center in Scharnitz and initially follows the Isar promenade. Even in winter, the Isar flows clear and steady through the valley. Hard to believe, but this river has its source very nearby: in the Hinterautal near Scharnitz – a great outing in summer.
After a short distance, the parish church Maria Hilf is reached. Here, the road is crossed, and the route continues along the Hirlanda-Ellmann-Weg. You pass a residential street before turning onto the Sportplatzweg. After a short stretch to the right, just before the bridge, the path turns onto a cleared winter trail.
Here begins the Gießenbach valley, and the
The easy route starts at the Nature Park Visitor Center in Scharnitz and initially follows the Isar promenade. Even in winter, the Isar flows clear and steady through the valley. Hard to believe, but this river has its source very nearby: in the Hinterautal near Scharnitz – a great outing in summer.
After a short distance, the parish church Maria Hilf is reached. Here, the road is crossed, and the route continues along the Hirlanda-Ellmann-Weg. You pass a residential street before turning onto the Sportplatzweg. After a short stretch to the right, just before the bridge, the path turns onto a cleared winter trail.
Here begins the Gießenbach valley, and the
