When you walk in Germany, make it worth it on an Inntravel holiday. Our carefully planned routes (described in easy-to-follow notes) are the perfect way to discover the country up close, allowing plenty of time to appreciate your surroundings. And because there’s no group, no arrangements to make (we do all that), and no luggage to worry about, you can make impromptu stops to watch an eagle, learn about local history, or to sip a local brew in a beer garden.
With hiking trails and meadows in full bloom, and the air fresh with spring, the woodland wonderland of the Black Forest is at its most revitalising this time of year.
Lake Constance is a scene of abundance in late spring and early summer, with blossoming apple trees prompting the emergence of pop-up fruit stalls, and seasonal produce accompanying dishes of fresh lake fish.
Rugged peaks that reach towards epic skies, deep-green forests laced with walking trails, and rippling lakes that glisten in the sun – the Bavarian Alps are truly a walker’s paradise in summer.
For a stay that feels genuinely special, Biohotel Eggensberger is a rare find - a third-generation, family-run hotel where over 50 years of care and evolution are felt in every detail. Founded in 1976 and still shaped by the Eggensberger family today, it blends heartfelt hospitality with a pioneering approach to sustainability, from its early adoption of organic principles to becoming one of the first certified biohotels in the region. With climate-positive operations, renewable energy systems, and 100% organic cuisine sourced partly from the family’s own farm, this is a place where eco credentials aren’t a feature - they’re a way of life, creating a stay that feels both meaningful and deeply restorative.
Pictured: Johanna & Andreas Eggensberger.
Gardens bloom on the panoramic slopes that frame this peaceful region. The many apple trees blossom in early May and spark the pop up of fruit stalls along the colourful trails. The gentle hum of the season sets a tranquil rhythm for walking and exploring, and the local cuisine epitomises the freshness of spring, with lake fish such as trout and perch served alongside deliciously crisp vegetables.
The 4-star (and climate-neutral) Eggensberger Hotel is not only ideal for exploring the surrounding trails – pristine in their natural winter beauty – but for admiring iconic castles like the newly UNESCO-listed Neuschwanstein too, which appears fairytale-like under a dusting of snow.
The 4-star Berghotel Rehlegg blends breathtaking scenery with traditional Bavarian charm and modern comfort. Head out on peaceful walks through the picturesque winter landscape, before returning to thaw in the warmth of the hotel’s superb spa complex.
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