Trinis: Hiking along the Weißach

Trinis is a district of Rottach-Egern. The trails offer different highlights: the Unterwallberg loop starts at the Trinis bus stop, while the Weissachau loop passes through the Weißach floodplains after entering the district. On the winter hiking trail from Rottach to Kreuth, it becomes increasingly quiet after the last houses in Trinis.

Hiking and Cycling around Trinis

The Unterwallberg loop begins at the Trinis bus stop on Wallbergstraße in Rottach-Egern. It is signposted as Route No. 10 and runs along the Weißach via Oberach to the valley station of the Wallbergbahn. Its classification as moderate makes it a distinct option to consider when planning. There is a separate starting point at the paid hiking car park by the Wallbergbahn.

The Weissachau loop (Terrain Therapy Trail) is family-friendly, rated easy, and 4.9 km long. After entering the district of Trinis, it leads through the Weißach floodplains; on the return, the path follows the banks of the Weißach back to the starting point. Compared with the moderately rated Unterwallberg loop, the Weissachau loop can therefore be assessed by its easy rating and stated length. Route details may change; check the latest information before setting out.

The Naturschauspiel Kreuth children’s hiking trail offers a different focus: it is a flat family outing along the Weißach. Interactive stations provide information about the river habitat and the flora and fauna of the Weißachauen Landscape Protection Area. For cyclists, a wide cycle path leads from the district of Trinis through the “Weißachauen” Nature Reserve back to the village of Kreuth. Cycling route conditions may vary seasonally; check them before setting out.

The winter hiking trail “From Rottach along the Weißach to Kreuth” runs through the Weißachauen Landscape Protection Area on designated paths. The last houses are in the district of Trinis; beyond them, the path becomes increasingly quiet. As snow and trail conditions may vary, it is advisable to check the latest conditions before your winter hike.

More Things to Do in Rottach-Egern

Rottach-Egern, of which Trinis is a district, lies on the southern shore of Lake Tegernsee, with a mountain backdrop. The Malerwinkel in Egerner Bucht is a pleasant place for walks and has inspired painters, poets, and composers in their work. The Wallberg, which rises to more than 1,700 metres, is also ideal for extended walks and challenging hikes; it also serves as a launch site for paragliding.

The See- und Warmbad Rottach-Egern features a large sports pool, a whirlpool, air-bubble loungers, a water slide, a current channel, and a well-maintained sandy beach directly on Lake Tegernsee. Opening arrangements may vary seasonally. These options complement the trails and nature attractions around Trinis with further activities in the wider destination of Rottach-Egern. The Gsotthaber Hof Museum also presents rural life and the lives of carters.

For the broader travel overview: Rottach-Egern.