
Berchtesgaden National Park
Königssee & St. Bartholomä
- The echo at the Echowand during the boat trip
- St. Bartholomä peninsula with views of the Watzmann
- Hike from Salet to the Obersee
Our tipTake the first boat in the morning – it gets busy later.
Berchtesgadener Land · Salzburg · Chiemgau
Königssee, Salzburg, Bad Reichenhall, mountains and lakes: the best day trips from the apartment – with driving time, duration and our tips.
At a glance
Driving times from the apartment (normal traffic) – tap to see the route.
Map: own design. Data © OpenStreetMap contributors, routes: OSRM, relief: AWS Terrain Tiles (incl. SRTM, EU-DEM)
Our favourites

Berchtesgaden National Park
Our tipTake the first boat in the morning – it gets busy later.

Austria · UNESCO World Heritage
Our tipTake the train from Piding – arrive relaxed, no need to look for parking.

Alpine spa town
Our tipSpend the evening at the RupertusTherme – it is only 10 minutes back.

Piding’s local mountain · 1,771 m
Our tipStart early and check the hut’s opening times in advance.

Border mountain · cable car from Grödig
Our tipGo on a clear day – then you can see as far as the Chiemsee.

Market town & national park
Our tipBook salt mine tickets online in advance.

Mountaineering village of Ramsau
Our tipCome early on an autumn morning – mist often lies over the water.

The “Bavarian Sea”
Our tipVisit both islands in one day with the combined ticket.
Trains run from Piding station (900 m) to Salzburg, Bad Reichenhall, Berchtesgaden and Freilassing. Many sights there are within walking distance or a short bus ride.
Berchtesgaden salt mine with mine train and slides, Haus der Berge, Hellbrunn zoo and trick fountains, the Salzburg Open-Air Museum and, in summer, the Thumsee.
About 40 minutes by car via Bad Reichenhall and Berchtesgaden.
About 25 minutes by car. Without a car, take the train from Piding station to Salzburg.
The Berchtesgaden salt mine, the Old Saltworks in Bad Reichenhall, the RupertusTherme and the Watzmann Therme, and the museums in Salzburg.
The Hochstaufen (1,771 m) is Piding’s local mountain; there are also easier paths at the foot of the mountains.
In the Thumsee near Bad Reichenhall, the Höglwörther See and the Chiemsee. On rainy days the RupertusTherme and the Watzmann Therme are great alternatives.
The Berchtesgaden salt mine, Haus der Berge, Hellbrunn zoo, the Salzburg Open-Air Museum and the Thumsee.
Yes. Trains run from Piding station (900 m) to Salzburg, Bad Reichenhall, Berchtesgaden and Freilassing; local buses take you further.
Winter walks, skiing on the Jenner or the Götschen and thermal baths in Bad Reichenhall and Berchtesgaden.
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