Wallberg

Wallberg is a mountain in the Mangfall range in Upper Bavaria that overlooks the Tegernsee valley and nearby peaks. The summit sits at approximately 1700 meters elevation with open views across the surrounding landscape.

The mountain was once a hunting ground for Bavarian nobility, with paths that began as routes through their private lands. A cable car system was built in the early 1900s to make the summit more accessible to visitors.

The small chapel along the route reflects local mountain building traditions and serves as a quiet stopping point for both hikers and worshippers. It carries meaning for people who live in the region and connects them to their landscape.

You can walk from the base or take the cable car to reach the upper stations more quickly. The hiking trail takes several hours, but the cable car option is better if you want to spend less time on the slope.

The mountain offers two distinct seasonal routes - a wider path through forests in summer and a narrower, steeper route used when snow covers the ground. Locals know these changes well and plan their climbs accordingly throughout the year.