Treffpunkt Bayrischzell
Around Bayrischzell

Day Trips in the Area

Worthwhile spots in the region, from the pilgrimage church to the waterfall.

Just Around the Corner

You are there in about 20 minutes. Fine to do on the spur of the moment.

Fischbachau Fairytale Forest
Family

Fischbachau Fairytale Forest

approx. 10 min by car

An hour through a moody stretch of forest near Fischbachau, past brightly painted gnomes and faces carved into tree trunks. A walk in the woods for families with little kids that gives you more than your average stroll.

Wasmeier Open-Air Museum
Museum

Wasmeier Open-Air Museum

approx. 12 min by car

More than twenty historic farmsteads and houses from the Bavarian highlands have been rebuilt here, a walkable village straight out of the 18th and 19th centuries. A firsthand report on stepping back in time into the bare-bones reality of centuries past.

The Tatzelwurm Waterfall
Waterfall

The Tatzelwurm Waterfall

approx. 15 min by car

Between Bayrischzell and Oberaudorf, the Auerbach plunges 95 meters (310 ft) into a narrow gorge. It's a short walk from the parking lot, and well worth it if you're already in the area.

Schliersbergalm
Day trip from Bayrischzell

Schliersbergalm

approx. 20 min by car

A cable car, the first plastic summer toboggan run in Germany and a heated mountain pool overlooking Lake Schliersee. About 20 minutes by car from Bayrischzell.

Birkenstein Pilgrimage Church
Pilgrimage

Birkenstein Pilgrimage Church

approx. 20 min by car

Since 1673, Birkenstein has been a place of pilgrimage perched on a rock in the Leitzach valley, a place to pause and reflect where people have come to pray and find comfort for more than 350 years. The chapel is famous for its Baroque interior, with 92 angels around the altar, and is considered the most important Marian pilgrimage site in Upper Bavaria.

Wetterstollen Deisenried Mine
Mine

Wetterstollen Deisenried Mine

approx. 20 min by car

Since 2025, a freshly restored show mine near Deisenried has been telling the story of mining in this region. It's a trip underground where history hits all your senses, cold, damp, and genuinely impressive.

Worth Going a Bit Further

These take a bit of planning. Not a spur-of-the-moment trip.