King Ludwig Way
The König-Ludwig-Weg is a long-distance hiking trail that was opened in 1977 and is named after the Bavarian King Ludwig II . The route begins in Berg am Starnberger See , where Ludwig II died in 1886, and ends in Füssen at the foot of the Alps . The length of the path is about 120 km.
After starting in Berg, the König-Ludwig-Weg leads via Starnberg to Herrsching am Ammersee . Alternatively, a boat trip to Pöcking is also possible, which shortens the hiking route a little. You can take the ship to Dießen at the southern end of the Ammersee. The route continues via Wessobrunn with its well-known monastery, Peiting , Rottenbuch , the Wieskirche and Trauchgau .
Via Hohenschwangau with the world-famous Neuschwanstein royal castle you finally reach the city of Füssen on the Lech .
literature
- Christel Blankenstein: The Bavarian long-distance hiking trails. Stöppel-Verlag, Merching 2005, ISBN 3-89987-223-1 .
- Christel Blankenstein: König-Ludwig-Weg, From Lake Starnberg to Füssen , Berg & Tal publishing house, Munich 2015, ISBN 978-3-939499-42-8 .