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Snow-capped central Alps offers family funs as well as challenging trails for skiers and mountaineers.
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Wallberg in the Tegernsee Valley is a legendary Bavarian winter sports destination best known among advanced skiers for its challenging and rugged terrain. Instead of typical groomed family slopes, the mountain features the Wallberg-Abfahrt, which is one of Germany’s longest freeride runs stretching over three kilometers of unprepared powder. This demanding ski route offers breathtaking views of Lake Tegernsee but is strictly recommended for experienced winter athletes who can handle deep snow and natural obstacles. Skiers can easily reach the starting point of this thrilling descent by taking the Wallbergbahn gondola to the summit. Beyond extreme skiing, the mountain is also highly famous for hosting one of the longest and most exciting natural sledding runs in the country.
Walking up the Wallberg mountain in the Tegernsee Valley offers some of the most breathtaking panoramic views of the Bavarian Alps and the glittering Lake Tegernsee below. The classic hike starts from the valley station in Rottach-Egern and winds through scenic forests and alpine meadows to the summit at 1,722 meters. Along the way, hikers can stop at the historic Wallbergkircherl, a picturesque mountain chapel that is a famous landmark of the region. For those looking for a more relaxed experience, the Wallberg cable car can transport you near the top, leaving just a short but steep walk to the rocky peak. After enjoying the views, walkers can reward themselves with traditional Bavarian dishes at the panorama restaurant before heading back down.
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