Description:

It does not always have to be skiing, snowboarding or cross-country skiing. On almost 81 kilometres of cleared paths, hikers roam through the snow-covered fairytale landscape. Along the way, cosy huts invite you to stop for a break. Sitting by the open fire, warming up with a Jaga tea or fortifying yourself with a snack for the next few kilometres - this is how you can enjoy snow walks to the full.

Because there is so much to discover and see along the approximately 81 kilometres of cleared hiking trails, so much fresh air to fill up with, that every step becomes a pleasure - whereby the inns and cafés along the routes offer extensive possibilities to strengthen and warm up. If you want to experience something really special, join a guided snowshoe hike. Those who want to reach high altitudes have two possibilities in the Tannheimer Tal to climb a peak in winter, too: the Neunerköpfle in Tannheim with the largest peak book of the Alps or the Gamskopf with the panorama information system in Grän.

Directions:
From the village square in Haldensee, follow the sidewalk in an easterly direction. On the western shore of Haldensee the path leads into the lakeside promenade, which runs parallel to the main road. Along the shore of Haldensee to Haller.

Tip:
Several places to stop in Haldensee or in Haller

Safety guidelines:
It should be noted that winter hiking also involves an increased risk of accidents and injuries. Especially in winter, special attention must be paid to the condition of the paths. Suitable clothing, good shoes and possibly hiking sticks provide additional safety. Stay on the marked paths.

Equipment:
An up-to-date and well-kept/maintained equipment (shoes, sticks and clothes) not only provides a considerable degree of safety but also makes winter hiking much easier. Sun protection (high protection factor and possibly sunglasses) as well as sufficient liquid should not be forgotten.

Additional information:
Tourismusverband Tannheimer Tal