St. Bartholoma Circuit Trail - Barrier-free Hiking Trail
St. Bartholoma Circuit Trail - Barrier-free Hiking Trail
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St. Bartholoma Circuit Trail - Barrier-free Hiking Trail
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From the Seelände on Lake Königssee, you can reach the St. Bartholomä peninsula by boat. There, you begin the circular walk, passing the pilgrimage church of St. Bartholomä, continuing past the National Park Information Center (accessible restroom) on a flat path directly to the wildlife feeding area (winter only). Beyond…
Last updated: July 21, 2024
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Waypoints
Start point
Ferry Terminal
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140 m
St. Bartholomew Pilgrimage Church, Königssee
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346 m
National Park Information Center St. Bartholomä
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1.46 km
Bench with a view of Lake Königssee
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2.01 km
End point
Ferry Terminal
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
1.26 km
718 m
Surfaces
1.76 km
186 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
From the Seelände on Lake Königssee, you can reach the St. Bartholomä peninsula by boat. There, you begin the circular walk, passing the pilgrimage church of St. Bartholomä, continuing past the National Park Information Center (accessible restroom) on a flat path directly to the wildlife feeding area
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