Hiking
The Allgäu region is a paradise for those who enjoy walking. From idyllic strolls to long-distance hikes and mountain climbs – everything is possible. And best of all: At Hotel Allgäu Sonne, you can take part in a different guided hike every day from Monday to Saturday free of charge. Once or twice per week and depending on the weather conditions, we also accompany you on relaxing hiking excursions or challenging mountain tours in the region. Hiking in the Allgäu region is also part of our sports weeks.
Our hiking tips
Crocus bloom at Mt Hündle
If you have not seen the crocus blossom at Mt Hündle yet, this is the right occasion. When the snow has completely melted in spring, blue and purple wild crocuses form a large, beautiful carpet of flowers. Within approx. 20 minutes you can reach the meadows on foot from the mountain station of the Hündlebahn lift.
Hiking at Mt Hündle
The hiking paths of Mt Hündle are incredibly varied. Choose an easy or difficult hike, or follow the premium “Wild Water” hiking trail.
Hiking at Mt Imberg
Whether leisurely walk, adventure hike, or day tour – magnificent views and wonderful panoramas await you in the middle of the Nagelfluhkette Nature Park. Experience nature at its most beautiful. The barrier-free entrance to the modern gondola lift makes it easy to transport prams, wheelchairs, and bikes.
Hiking at Mt Hochgrat
Mt Hochgrat is a popular destination for hiking in spring, summer, and autumn. The best starting point for small or large tours along well-signposted trails is the mountain station of the Hochgratbahn lift. From there, you can hike to the peak, go on the panoramic circular trail, and so much more. The adventure rides on the Hochgratbahn lift – e.g. sunrise or sunset ride, full moon ride, mountain fair – are also highly recommended.
Hiking at Mt Mittag
Whether short walk or long hike – Mt Mittagberg near Immenstadt is versatile and offers a fantastic view over the Hindelang and Oberstdorf mountains. In some places, the view stretches all the way to Mt Zugspitze. On the descent, we recommend the path through Steigbachtobel ravine. At the wooden chapel below the middle station, take the narrow path along the right into the ravine.
