Theme trail - glassworks circular trail in Grafenaschau

1: 30 pm
3,69 km
181 m
181 m
656 m
838 m
182 m
Start: Grafenaschau town hall
Destination: Grafenaschau town hall

Over 100 people were employed in the Aschau glassworks, which was founded in 1731. This circular route takes you on a journey through the history of the Aschauer Glashütte.

Best Season

suitable

depending on the weather

Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
Mai
Jun
Christmas
Aug
Sep
October
Nov
Dec

Directions

You start your hike at the town hall in Grafenaschau. Follow Aschauer Straße and then turn right into Birkenallee. At the end of the road, turn right and immediately a forest path leads you left into the forest. Now it goes slightly uphill and after about 250 meters turn left after the Lahne bridge. After another 500 meters you will reach the Fuchsloch chapel. From there a path leads to the left up a narrow path. Once you have reached a hill with a beautiful view of the Murnauer Moos, you now go downhill again. You will soon reach the town of Grafenaschau again, turn right onto Birkenallee and finally back onto Aschauer Straße back to the starting point.

Tour features

refreshment possibility
Culturally interesting
Flatly

Equipment

Sturdy shoes, food, sun protection

Arrival & Parking

From Munich via the A95 and St2062 and from Garmisch-Partenkirchen via the B2 and the St2062

By train. With the Murnau - Oberammergau train line, stop at Grafenaschau station and from there walk about 2 km

Bus stop: Grafenaschau

Bus line: 9621 Murnau - Seehausen - Grafenaschau

Guests in the “Blue Land” region and the “Ammergau Alps” can use a variety of bus lines and train lines from Murnau to Oberammergau and from Uffing to Garmisch-Partenkirchen free of charge with the electronic guest card or KönigsCard. Further information can be found at: https://www.dasblaueland.de/Service/mobil

More information / links

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Organization

Ammergau Alps Nature Park eV

Website

Our tip

Plan a stop at Café Habersetzer!

safety instructions

In an emergency, please contact the nearest rescue control center. Regardless of your location, you can reach them anywhere in Germany by calling 112.

The hiking and cycling paths we describe are primarily used for forest management; you use them at your own risk (Section 14 Para. 1 BForestG).

Map

You can obtain maps from the tourist information centers and the municipal administrations in the Blue Land. You are welcome to order brochures using our brochure ordering tool at www.dasblaueland.de.

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