3 Best Hiking Trails in Munich

“Allacher Lohe is a wooded nature reserve in Munich that spans 150 hectares and has a lake, cycle paths, and a display of indigenous flora. The forest is located in the northern region of Munich and encompasses various trees, including sycamore, spruce, pine, ash, lime trees, and oak trees. Allacher Lohe consists of two small ponds and abundant natural beauty. The forest also features a splendid recreational area with a small lake offering sufficient opportunities for forest bathing, running, cycling, and various sports activities. Flowers bloom during the spring season. Allacher Lohe can be reached through any mode of transport.”

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“Südliche Fröttmaninger Heide is a famous hiking trail in Munich. The area holds protection holds protection under the Nature Conservation Ordinance of the Upper Bavarian Government and the EU's Fauna-Flora-Habitat Directive. The forest encompasses 347 hectares and was previously a tank training ground for the German Armed Forces. Südliche Fröttmaninger Heide provides a habitat for endangered species such as butterflies, green toads, and orchids. The trail adjoins residential areas in the Freimann district (Freimanner Heide and Nordhaide). Südliche Fröttmaninger Heide extends their boundaries to Fürst-Wrede barracks, the Helmholtz Zentrum München, and the Ingolstädter Landstraße.”

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“Perlacher Mugl is a well-known hiking trail in Munich. The centrepiece within the picturesque local recreation area of Perlacher Forst, spanning 13 square kilometres within Munich's verdant surroundings. It has the highest vantage point in Perlacher Forest, providing an expansive view of the Alps. This unincorporated forest area southeast of Munich covers 13.36 square kilometres. Perlacher Mugl is well-equipped with a hiking trail that takes you on a captivating journey through time amidst lush greenery. The panoramic views offer mental clarity and a tranquil atmosphere. Perlacher Mugl also features a splendid outlook showcasing the mountains and a cosy covered seating area.”

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