Outdoor Adventures

This collection features diverse sporting facilities across the Chiemgau Alps and Kaiserwinkl region. It includes international golf courses like the cross-border GC Reit im Winkl and the Don Harradine-designed Kaiserwinkl Golf Kössen. Climbers can find established limestone routes at Zellerwand and the technical sectors of the Weigend-Wall near the Inn Valley. For recreation, the list highlights several minigolf courses and the comprehensive tennis facilities at Harry’s Tenniscamp.

City Golf Rosenheim

Public 9-hole golf course located in the Rosenheim city area, featuring a driving range and practice facilities.

Golfclub Walchsee-Moarhof

9-hole golf course situated in a moorland landscape near Lake Walchsee, offering views of the Zahmer Kaiser mountains.

Golf & Countryclub Lärchenhof

9-hole tournament course and a 6-hole academy course, known for its high-standard fairways and views of the Kitzbühel Alps.

Kaiserwinkl Golf Kössen

18-hole par 72 course designed by Don Harradine, characterized by flat terrain and the Kohlenbach stream.

GC Reit im Winkl

Europe's first cross-border golf course, with six holes located in Tyrol, Austria, and twelve in Bavaria, Germany.

Golfanlage Patting-Hochriesblick

Golf facility featuring a 9-hole course and an 18-hole pitch-and-putt course with views toward the Hochries mountain.

Minigolf am Kurhaus

18-lane minigolf facility located in the spa gardens of Ruhpolding.

Minigolf Astl

Traditional minigolf course located near the Walchsee lakefront.

Minigolfplatz Bernau

Standardized minigolf facility located near the Chiemsee shoreline in Bernau.

Minigolf

Recreational minigolf course located in the town of Inzell.

Ludwig Steub Klettergarten Sebi

Climbing area near Niederndorf featuring several established routes on limestone rock.

Weigend-Wall

Technical limestone climbing wall near Flintsbach am Inn, part of a larger complex of sport climbing sectors.

Kurvenwand

Sport climbing sector near the Inn Valley offering various difficulty levels on solid limestone.

Oberste Weigendwall

The uppermost section of the Weigend-Wall climbing area, providing technical routes and elevated views.

Godzillawand

A specific climbing sector within the Flintsbach area known for its steep and challenging routes.

Rock City

Climbing area featuring multiple sport climbing routes on natural rock formations.

Drei Brüder

Prominent rock formation and climbing area in the foothills of the Loferer Steinberge.

Zellerwand

One of the most famous sport climbing walls in the region, featuring over 150 routes on south-facing limestone.

Harry's Tenniscamp

Professional tennis center in Reit im Winkl offering indoor and outdoor courts and coaching programs.