Dog round Waldi

4,59 km long
Flatly
Difficulty: easy
Great panorama
Hike
  • 1: 25 pm
  • 4,59 km
  • 98 m
  • 98 m
  • 831 m
  • 929 m
  • 98 m
  • Start: Ammerbrücke in Bahnhofsstrasse
  • Destination: Ammerbrücke in Bahnhofsstrasse

The Waldi dog tour offers a varied walk along the Kolbenbach, at the foot of the Kofel and along the Ammer. In some places there is a beautiful view over Oberammergau.

At the Ammerbrücke in the Bahnhofstrasse The Waldi dog round begins, which is signposted with a white dog on a pink background. First the round leads to the Papistock Sports Center past a little to the west, where you then turn left into the Piston alley branches off. Follow this path, then turn left and at the Wankalm walk past. Here you can already see a beautiful view over Oberammergau. Before reaching the Kolben chairlift, the dog trail turns onto a gravel path that leads along the Kolbenbach and over two bridges. When it goes downhill again, turn right onto another gravel path at the level of the parking lot. This begins a little further Ammergebirge nature reserve, dogs should be kept on a leash here. In between it is always possible to look at Oberammergau or the Kofel consider. The path leads along the foot of the Kofel through a beautiful forest; it is particularly pleasant here for two- and four-legged friends, especially on hot summer days. At the point where the path splits, you can follow it downhill to the left. At the bottom turn right, cross the car park and then turn left onto a gravel path. If you walk under the large road (B23) and then over the bridge, you will reach the path that runs along the Ammer. Dogs can run freely in this section. Dogs are also allowed to bathe in the Ammer, but this is prohibited in the Ammer springs. This route is also part of the Ammer-Amper cycle path, which is why encounters with cyclists can occur more frequently. The Waldi dog group meets the Fiffi dog group here, which is why the sign with the white dog is now two-colored, half pink and the other half blue. If you walk along the Ammer and cross a street, you will return to the starting point of the Waldi dog tour. There are always dog toilets at the beginning and end of the round.

Please note on the round:

  • From meadows, pastures and public paths must dog poop be collected, even in winter. Dog feces in their food can cause farm animals to become ill.
  • Please Hundekotbeutel do not leave it lying in the landscape! There are enough dog waste bins for this.
  • During growing season, in Ammertal that is the period between 01.04. - 31.10. Meadows are not allowed to be entered. The also applies to dogs!
  • Always hold your dog within your sphere of influence.

Good to know

Path surfaces

Unknown (18%)
Asphalt (76%)
gravel (2%)
Way (4%)

Best Season

suitable
depending on the weather

Directions

Our recommendation:

Never get lost again - We recommend our free “Zugspitz Region” app with GPX tracks for all tours in the region.

Tour features

  • Flatly

Equipment

Welcome to Teststubn Nature Park! With us you can extensively test hiking poles, daypacks, children's carriers and groceries from well-known manufacturers before you decide to buy. Let our team advise you on how to experience the best outdoor adventure possible. Our Teststubn Nature Park can be found in the tourist information Bad Bayersoien and Bad kohlgrub and in the  Bike rental Lukas Spindler in Oberammergau.

Mehr Informationen: www.ammergauer-alpen.de/teststubn

Arrival & Parking

How to find us
A95, B23 via Ettal to Oberammergau
Parking

Eugen-Papst-Str. car park. 

Malensteinweg car park

Cemetery parking lot

Public transportation

Bus stop: Oberammergau train station (3 minutes walk to the starting point)

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 Leave the station area and follow the street to the Ammerbrücke, where you will find the signs and the starting point for the dog tour.

Bus stop: Eugen-Papst-Straße (7 minutes walk to the starting point)

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 Leave the parking lot at the bus stop in a southwesterly direction and follow the Ammer in the direction of the river to the Ammerbrücke, where you will find the signs and the starting point for the dog walk.

Guests in the Ammergau Alps region travel free by bus and train with the electronic guest card or KönigsCard.

More information / links

Organization

Ammergau Alps Nature Park

Our tip

The Hundesporthotel Wolf in Oberammergau offers a dog-friendly restaurant where you can stop off after a walk.

safety instructions

Im Emergency Please contact the nearest rescue control center. Regardless of your location, you can reach them throughout Germany at Phone number 112.

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