Partnachklamm, also known as the Partnach Gorge, is a breathtaking natural wonder located in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany. This 700-meter-long gorge features tunnels and caves carved into rock formations, allowing visitors to trek past trickling waterfalls while listening to the soothing sounds of a flowing river.

It's pleasantly cool in summer and transforms into a magical world of icicles in winter. The gorge is accessible year-round and offers a unique experience in every season.

Entry is €10, with tickets available online or at the entrance. Parking is available at the Olympic Ski Stadium in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. From there, it’s about a 30-minute walk to the gorge entrance.

It’s highly recommended to arrive early, especially on weekends, as the area can get very crowded and long wait times are common. Sturdy footwear and rain protection are essential, as the trail through the gorge is always wet and dripping from the rock walls.

The Kaiserschmarrn-Alm is a cozy mountain hut located near the entrance to the Partnachklamm gorge in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. It's the perfect spot to take a break and enjoy some delicious traditional Bavarian cuisine while taking in the stunning alpine views. Whether you're craving a hearty meal after a hike or just want to relax with a cold beer on the terrace, this rustic hut has got you covered. So, kick back, soak up the mountain vibes, and treat yourself to some Kaiserschmarrn – you won't be disappointed, it's the best here around!

Note: You can’t get here by car – access is only possible on foot or via the small Graseck cable car (valley station at the entrance of the Partnach Gorge).

For the full experience, hike through the spectacular Partnachklamm and then continue up to the hut!

Eckbauer is a small summit offering one of the best panoramic views of the Wetterstein mountains. At the top, a few benches invite you to sit down, relax, and take in the stunning alpine scenery.

You can reach the summit on foot in about 1.5 hours from the parking area at the Olympic ski jump (the trail is well-maintained but steep in parts), or comfortably via the Eckbauer cable car (daily from 9 AM to 5 PM, €26 round trip for adults).

This picturesque walking path leading to the village of Hammersbach offers one of the most striking mountain backdrops in the region. Towering behind the trail are the majestic Waxenstein and the Zugspitze, making this a dream location for photographers and nature lovers alike.

The trail gently winds across an open meadow dotted with traditional wooden huts, offering countless photo opportunities in a peaceful alpine setting.

Parking is available at the Alpspitzbahn parking lot, just a short distance from the trail. This spot is especially beautiful in the early morning or late afternoon when the light bathes the peaks and meadows in golden hues.

Gasthaus zur Schranne in Garmisch-Partenkirchen is a traditional restaurant known for its authentic alpine and Bavarian cuisine. With a focus on seasonal and regional ingredients, this charming spot offers a warm atmosphere and friendly hospitality. The owners, Philipp Hadler and Baris Akbas, take pride in their partnerships with local suppliers to ensure quality and sustainability. Whether you're craving classic Bavarian dishes or looking to enjoy a cold beer from Augustiner Bräu München, Gasthaus zur Schranne invites you to experience true Bavarian hospitality in a picturesque setting.