Hiking vacation in Chiemgau

The culinary highlight of the mountains! Located in the Frasdorfer Hütte, everything is possible here, from a simple snack to a full evening meal. The menu follows the rhythm of nature. The ingredients come from friendly producers and from our own agriculture and forestry.

Routes from Aschau: Experienced hikers can find their way to us from the parking lot of the Hohenaschau festival hall via the Hofalm. Walking time approx. 50 minutes. The route via the Hammerbach district is slightly longer, but more moderate.

Breathtaking location! The hut can be reached in about two and a half hours of pleasant hiking from the hiking car park in Sachrang.

It is an excellent starting point for wonderful day trips to surrounding peaks and alpine pastures, whether by bike, on foot, touring skis, or toboggan. In winter, you can even rent sleds at the hut for a comfortable descent.

Endless mountain panorama and view of Lake Chiemsee! Take the Kampenwand cable car or walk to the Steinling Alm. The easiest, most comfortable, and fastest way is via the Kampenwandbahn cable car, which departs from Aschau directly behind our guesthouse. Parking is available on site.

After about a 15-minute ride in the historic gondola, you reach the mountain station. From there, it’s an easy 20- to 30-minute walk along the high-altitude trail to the Steinling Alm. Alternatively, you can walk directly from berge in about 3 hours via hiking trail 22 without taking the gondola.

The one-hour hike up to the Maisalm is suitable for the whole family, where you can refuel with hot and cold drinks and a snack.

The trail to the Gorialm below the Kampenwand is a little more challenging. The approximately two-hour climb is rewarded with Kaiserschmarrn and other typical alpine dishes, as well as the most beautiful view of Lake Chiemsee.

This district of the municipality of Aschau, 11 km away, was recently selected for the exclusive circle of mountaineering villages and is thus officially recognized as an example of sustainable Alpine tourism. It is definitely worth a visit, whether as a starting point for hikes in the Geigelstein nature reserve or to explore the picturesque village with its numerous listed buildings and Baroque church.

Incidentally, you can use the bus to and from Sachrang free of charge with our guest card. The approximately four-hour “Grenzenlos” hiking trail through the wildly romantic Priental valley is varied and has almost no significant inclines. In winter, however, the valley hiking trail is not accessible, as a section of it is groomed as a cross-country ski trail.

Rettenschöss in Tyrol also offers a variety of hiking trails that are suitable for both beginners and experienced hikers.

There are easy walks, e.g. to the Wildbichl Alm, around Lake Walchsee, as well as more challenging mountain hikes to the Karspitze or Wandberg.