Schliersberg-Trails

The Schliersberg (1265 meters above sea level) is something like the local mountain of the municipality of Schliersee. There are some fun trails on its western slopes, some of which have been created by hand by locals and are modified at irregular intervals. So it's worth cranking up the 400 meters of altitude several times. The Schliersberg trails are particularly beautiful in the evening when the sun sets over Lake Schliersee.

Description

From the train station in the village center of Schliersee, cross the main road and continue into the Kalkgraben district. Via a forest road you quickly gain altitude in the wooded area of the Schliersberg. At about 1210 meters above sea level, shortly before the forest road takes a left turn over the mountain ridge, turn right unmarked onto a narrower path. Follow this path for about 300 meters until you reach a fork in the road with the place name Zielmoos. This is where the trails down to Schliersee start

The GPS track provided delivers the most logical and flowing single trail into the valley. It initially leads through mountain forest, over some challenging root passages and smaller built elements in meadow terrain. In this area you have a wonderful view of the lake. Shortly above the Stögeralm (896 meters above sea level), the trail branches off into the forest again via a staircase (watch out for pedestrians here). Shortly afterwards, you will reach the village of Schliersee.

In the upper part of the Schliersberg in particular, there are other trail variants. So it makes sense to crank up the Schliersberg a second or third time. Afterwards, be sure to enjoy a sundowner drink at the Schliersee lido!

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