Blomberg, Mountain summit in Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen, Germany

Blomberg is a 1,248 m mountain in the Bavarian Prealps, on the parish land of Wackersberg above Bad Tölz. A short but partly steep trail or a double chairlift, opened on 27 May 1971 and covering 517 metres of height over 1.8 km, leads up to the summit. Just below the top, at 1,203 m, stands the managed Blomberghaus inn, with two summer toboggan runs of about 1,300 m each and a ropes course opened in mid-2008 nearby.

During the Würm glaciation, the Isar valley glacier pushed through the saddle between the Blomberg and the Rechelkopf at about 1,000 m above sea level. The double chairlift opened on 27 May 1971; it was refitted with new comfort chairs in 2009. Ski operations ended in 2014, and the drag lifts at the Zielhang and Blomberghaus were converted into winter toboggan lifts in 2015 and 2018.

The Blomberghaus at the top is a classic Bavarian mountain hut where walkers stop for regional food like Brotzeit and warm soups. On weekends, the terrace fills with locals and day-trippers sitting together after a walk or a toboggan run.

The double chairlift, opened in 1971 and refitted with new comfort chairs in 2009, covers 517 metres of height over 1.8 km and carries 500 people per hour. The winter toboggan run from the middle station down to the valley station is 2 km long and very busy at weekends. The section from the Blomberghaus or top station down to the middle station is closed to tobogganers.

The winter toboggan run from the middle station to the valley station of the Blombergbahn is 2 km long and very busy at weekends. The upper section from the Blomberghaus to the middle station is closed to tobogganers. The separate summer toboggan runs are about 1,300 m long each.