Wallbergbahn
Wallbergbahn
4.5
8:45 AM - 5:00 PM
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8:45 AM - 5:00 PM
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8:45 AM - 5:00 PM
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8:45 AM - 5:00 PM
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Sylvia W
Ingolstadt, Germany4 contributions
Sept 2023 • Friends
A whopping €27 per person -
Lunch for four at the Tegernseer Brauhaus with additional salad cost €74 on Sunday lunchtime... the trip for four with a dog cost €110.50...
Where is the value in that?
Something's not right!
Lunch for four at the Tegernseer Brauhaus with additional salad cost €74 on Sunday lunchtime... the trip for four with a dog cost €110.50...
Where is the value in that?
Something's not right!
Written 25 September 2023
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Marisa C
Santa Cruz, CA428 contributions
Feb 2012
Over 3 miles of non-stop sledding...whoa!
We brought our 2 kids, ages 2 and 4, down the mountain with us and they loved it! But leave your plastic sleds at home and rent the wood sleds at the mountain for 5 Euro for all day. We brought our plastic sled with steering and brake capability and it was useless! The steep slopes and many curves make it very difficult to control any other sled than the ones provided.
Kids ages 6 and below are free and the cost for 2 ascends was 17 euro! Well worth it since it takes 30-45 minutes to go down the mountain one time (round trip with gondola take about one hour for one run). And don't miss the one hot chocolate stand about a quarter of the way down the mountain. There is only one so don't forget to stop.
Be on the watch out for run-away sleds though as some bumps make you lose the sled beneath you. I recommend kids wear helmets as a precaution.
We brought our 2 kids, ages 2 and 4, down the mountain with us and they loved it! But leave your plastic sleds at home and rent the wood sleds at the mountain for 5 Euro for all day. We brought our plastic sled with steering and brake capability and it was useless! The steep slopes and many curves make it very difficult to control any other sled than the ones provided.
Kids ages 6 and below are free and the cost for 2 ascends was 17 euro! Well worth it since it takes 30-45 minutes to go down the mountain one time (round trip with gondola take about one hour for one run). And don't miss the one hot chocolate stand about a quarter of the way down the mountain. There is only one so don't forget to stop.
Be on the watch out for run-away sleds though as some bumps make you lose the sled beneath you. I recommend kids wear helmets as a precaution.
Written 21 February 2012
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Chiili
Davis, CA609 contributions
May 2019 • Couples
To take the gondola it is 20 Euro person and 2 Euro for your dog. The cars are quaint and small but just fine. The ride to the top takes 15 minutes and the views are amazing. Once you get to the top the views are even better. The weather for this May was exceptional cool so it snowed the night before so the snow was a bit deep but we were able to walk around. The church on the top is just stunning. Great spot to take pictures. The restaurant on top is pretty good. They serve a full menu. But beware they only take cash.
Written 16 May 2019
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Rahul K
Jaipur, India79 contributions
Oct 2018 • Couples
It's a super cable car ride to the top. Great views and walking trails. A must visit. When you come down by the cable car you must walk back to Lake Tegernesse. It's a 30 minute walk but the country side, houses, farms are amazing.
Written 8 October 2018
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maudniermann
Wurzburg, Germany94 contributions
Sept 2018 • Family
The cable car leads up to the Wallberg where you can have a short hike up to the top, enjoy the panoramic view in the panorama restaurant or walk a little down to the wallberghaus. All is feasable with dogs. Also you can do with rough terrain capable (big wheels) baby strollers eg the walk to the wallberghaus - but you need to be able to hold it downwards and be able to push it uphill on your way back. On clear days you can see the entire region and its worthwihile the trip. You can also do one way tours. In all the restaurants your dog is allowed if indoor clean.
Written 2 September 2018
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nigelgrainger6
Alvechurch, UK59 contributions
Jan 2018 • Family
Sledging in the UK meant sliding down the hill in the local park, then dragging the sledge and yoursef back up the hill under your own steam. Not here. Pay to go up the mountain in a cable car then sledge down the 6,5Km track, thats a good 4 miles, on a sledge. You can hire a sledge for €5 for the day, which seems a bargain - photo ID or €50 deposit required and buy either a single ticket or multiple tickets to go p in the cable car. 6 Runs up cost about €55 for an adult. The first Km or 2 have some quite steep sections, my brother in law did the run once, with a son of his on the sledge with him, and wouldn't do it again, as he didn't feel in control of the sledge on the steep parts. I managed it twice, but with a child on the sledge as well, it was hard work. My 12 year old son managed it on his own, though on the second run he somehow managed to lose his sledge on one steep part and it ran over the edge of the track - I had to climb 20m down the side of the hill to get it. The day we went it had rained overnight and the man renting the sledges warned us the track wasn't in good condition and so did the lady selling the cable car tickets. The second half of the track follws a tarmaced road, and the road was visible through the snow/slush, but didn't really hamper us. About half way down there is a hut for refreshments, also a restaurant at the top of the cable car. We first went a year ago, getting there 10 am in the morning - the place was packed, parking very hard to find and had 2 massive queues - one for sledge rental and one for the cable car - we didn't bother and drove off, so on good days, turn up early. I'd recommend a helmet, either ski or bike would be fine. Today I went to Söll, a day ticket there for sledging, on their 3,2Km track is €24 and rental 7€, which makes this potentially a fairly expensive experience - however the track is one of the longest in Germany, so perhaps a worthwhile experience. Pets aren't allowed, clearly, although there is one to see in their official video!
Written 14 January 2018
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SCSkillman
Warwick, England, United Kingdom99 contributions
Aug 2017 • Family
This was a thoroughly enjoyable trip. Beautiful views of the lake and mountains as we ascended Wallberg in the cable car. Panorama Restaurant at the top served delicious apple strudels and the outlook was glorious. We walked to the chapel which was also delightful and the whole visit was enhanced by the fact that we had very good sunny weather and the temperature was warm and pleasant.
Written 14 August 2017
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Globeshifter
48 contributions
Jul 2016 • Family
Went for a hike up Wallbergbahn and it was tiring but gratifying. 2 hour hike uphill but 1 hour 20 mins downhill. Lovely scenery. Hike can be difficult in segments where the path was rocky. At the top, the views were fantastic. Watched hang gliders taking off. Panorama restaurant was a Godsend after the hike, serving delicious Kaiserschmaarn. Definitely worth attempting but if one is not up to it, there is always the easier option with the cable car, providing bird's eye of the lake and the surrounding villages.
Written 29 July 2016
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ontheroadagain0709
Bloomfield Hills, MI93 contributions
Jul 2012 • Couples
Took the tram up and the views were breathtaking. Went to the panoramic restaurant and had delicious struedal and great conversation with our waiter. Walked up to the quaint church on the hill and heard all the cowbells before seeing the cows! Decided to walk down the mountain. Beautiful walk that took about 1 hr and 45 min. Beautiful afternoon!
Written 6 July 2012
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Eloygm
London, UK381 contributions
Feb 2020 • Friends
The cable car leads to the Wallberg. Awesome panoramic views and breath of fresh air. I’m glad we got to do this whilst there.
Written 22 February 2020
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We are planning a trip to Tegernsee and want to do the combined Grand boat tour/gondola up Wallberg ticket. Can anyone tell me how to get from where the boat drops off in Rottach-Egern to the lower cable car station? I will have my elderly mother in tow so have to be mindful on how far we walk. Is there buses or a shuttle?
Written 25 July 2023
We’ll be visiting Munich the first week in December and this looks incredible!! Any chance it opens that early in the winter??
Written 30 August 2021
danielhwl
West Timperley, United Kingdom
Do you need your own helmet and ski goggles for the run? If so, can you rent them at the village?
Written 20 January 2019
There is no helmet or goggles mandatory for adults, but I personally would always wear both. Whether you can rent it - no idea - there is abig sports shop in Rottach Egern or maybe also near the Wallbergbahn, please check with them.
Written 20 January 2019
danielhwl
West Timperley, United Kingdom
Do you need your own helmet and ski goggles? If so, can you rent them there? I was hoping just normal warm clothes and hat is enough for the run?
Written 20 January 2019
In February what is temperature.is there snow on roads.do we need water proof shoes
Written 30 November 2018
We were there in June, so I have no personal experience with the weather in February. That said, the mountains are close to the lake, one of the very attractive aspects of this area, so I would expect you might encounter snow and would need appropriate footwear.
Written 1 December 2018
Hi,
I will be in Munich in a couple weeks and am looking to take a day trip to Tengernsee and then on the Wallbergbahn to the top of Wallberg in order to take in the views. I was wondering about logistics, specifically the best way to get from Munich to Tengernsee and then from Tengernsee to the Wallbergbahn. Any and all help is appreciated. Thanks!
Written 23 October 2018
hi
I was there last week and had stayed in Tegernsee for a week. I had taken a taxi from Munich airport.
To Wallbergbahn we had taken a taxi but on our way we walked back to the lake. It took 35 minutes of slow walking, taking photographs, admiring the houses and the landscape. Its a beautiful walk.
Written 24 October 2018
Angela G
Rugby, United Kingdom
How much does it cost to go up & down in cable car?
Written 3 October 2018
Hi Angela, please check their website and here the “Preisliste”
It depends, if you have the Tegernseecard or not as with the card the return fee is slightly cheaper.
Otherwise adults return is 20Euro, one way is 11Euro, dog I think was something around 4 or 5 Euro not sure one way or return. Hope this helps, kind regards, Maud
Written 3 October 2018
We are looking at visiting Wallbergbahn for the day. We have skied but never sled.
We will have our 11month old son with us. Is this something we can still do with him in this sledding run?
Written 25 February 2018
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