St. Bartholoma Circuit Trail - Barrier-free Hiking Trail
St. Bartholoma Circuit Trail - Barrier-free Hiking Trail
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By boat, you can reach the St. Bartholomä peninsula from the Seelände on Königssee. There, you begin the circular route, past the St. Bartholomä pilgrimage church, continuing to the National Park Information Centre (accessible toilet) on a flat path directly to the wildlife feeding area (winter only). Behind this, the path turns right for about 100 metres, which you follow to Königssee. There, turn right again and walk along the lake shore (rest benches) back to the boat landing stage.
The walking time is approx. 1 hour (depending on the person).
BEST MONTHS
May – October
REQUIREMENTS
Leisure shoes; the tour is accessible and also suitable for inexperienced hikers.
Accessibility Boat Trip
Wheelchair reservation with Königssee boat service
T: 08652-9636-96
For more information on accessibility, please check the website of Schifffahrt Königssee
(seenschifffahrt.de).
Accessibility Paths
For more information on accessibility, please contact the Berchtesgaden National Park or check the "Reisen für Alle" website (reisen-fuer-alle.de).
Accessibility St. Bartholomä Information Centre
https://www.reisen-fuer-alle.de/infostelle_st_bartholomae_koenigssee_249.html?action=detail&item_id=3690
WHAT AWAITS YOU
Easy walk with little incline.
Please note that the difficulty ratings on tour portals and signposts in the area may differ. Your tour planning should be adapted to your physical condition, which is why we ask you to always consider all factors and not to ignore the signs in the terrain!
The difficulty ratings on the signposts in the terrain correspond to the path categories of the DAV (German Alpine Club). This tour is marked in yellow and is therefore considered an accessible path. The paths are wide, have no or only slight inclines, and there is no risk of falling.
Please note: The landing stage is made of wooden planks.
TIP
A jewel of this round is the St. Bartholomä pilgrimage church directly on the shore of Königssee.
GETTING THERE PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Usually free with the guest card of the valley communities (exceptions possible).
It is best to get off at the "Königssee" stop. From there, it is only a few metres (approx. 350 m) on foot to the boat landing stage.
The following bus lines will take you to your destination:
From Berchtesgaden: Bus line 840, 841, 843
From Schönau: Bus line 843, 840
From Ramsau: Bus line 846 – change at the bus station/main station Berchtesgaden – Bus line 843, 841
You can find timetable information at www.bayern-fahrplan.de
Travelling by bus saves you parking fees. Have a good trip!
Variant: Winter timetable (Please note the timetables and possible changes.)
Last updated: July 21, 2024
Tips
Your route passes through a protected area
Please check local regulations for:
Waypoints
Start point
Ferry Terminal
140 m
Highlight • Religious Site
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Tip by
346 m
Highlight • Rest Area
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Tip by
1.46 km
Highlight • Viewpoint
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Tip by
2.01 km
End point
Ferry Terminal
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
1.23 km
780 m
Surfaces
1.74 km
249 m
< 100 m
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🌳 The half-hour walk around the St. Bartholomä peninsula was the perfect end to our day of hiking.
👣 Although there were many visitors, everyone was spread out nicely – and we …
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The start and finish was the beautiful church of St. Bartholomä, which you can see from the boat.
The boat trip only takes 30 minutes compared to the trip to Salet.
The hike can be extended as desired...e.g. to the ice chapel.
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July 7, 2022
By boat, you can reach the St. Bartholomä peninsula from the Seelände on Königssee. There, you begin the circular route, past the St. Bartholomä pilgrimage church, continuing to the National Park Information Centre (accessible toilet) on a flat path directly to the wildlife feeding area (winter only
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