Gindelalmschneid

Gindelalmschneid is a summit in the Bavarian Alps with forests and alpine meadows that several hiking routes cross. The landscape changes between thick forest and open pasture areas where you can see the surroundings from different elevations.

Farmers opened the paths around this mountain in the 19th century to connect their scattered pastures and villages. These old routes still form the backbone of the hiking trails that cross this area today.

The Gindelalmen are three traditional alpine pastures that shape how people live and work in this mountain region. You can see cattle grazing, smell fresh hay and grass, and experience the simple daily rhythm of mountain farming during your walk.

The hike starts at a farm with a café and takes you through different elevations with forest and meadows. Good hiking boots are important because the ground is sometimes uneven and parts of the path are steep.

Along the hiking route there are play areas with swings and sandpits on the pasture areas where children can interact with farm animals. These simple play spaces are part of daily mountain life rather than planned tourist attractions.

GPS coordinates: 47.72362,11.79569

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:07