Walk from the Engalm to the Binsalm
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An easy, short walk leads from the Eng to the Binsalm.
From Eng, there are three paths leading directly to the Binsalm. Once you reach the top, you can enjoy some hearty home-style cooking on the sunny viewing terrace.At a Glance | |
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| Elevation loss: | 283 m |
| Walking time / ascent: | 1.25 h |
Information | |
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| Walking time / descent: | 1 h |
| Starting point: | Car Park P10 Hinterriß-Eng |
| Finishing point: | Binsalm |
| Directions: | Route description: Forest track option:
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Route type | |
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| Family hike: | Yes |
Fitness & technique | |
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| Technical: | 2 |
Getting there | |
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| Getting there: | By car: • Take the A12 motorway exit for Achensee, then follow the Achensee B181 road to the Achen Pass border • Cross the border into Bavaria (307) towards Sylvensteinsee, then turn left towards Vorderriss • Turn left towards Hinterriss, follow the toll road to car park P10 |
Best season | |
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| May: | Yes |
| Jun: | Yes |
| Jul: | Yes |
| Aug: | Yes |
| Sep: | Yes |
| Oct: | Yes |
| City: | Hinterriss |
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