Haus Hollerbusch's favourite Tours in the Bavarian Forest

Wild primeval forests, unbelievable wide views and crystal clear waters – the Bavarian Forest National Park promises unique nature. Around the glass-making town of Zwiesel, you hike up to high peaks and through deep forests. Whether you are dreaming of a relaxing break or an active holiday, the Bavarian Forest National Park Region has countless possibilities.

Situated a stone’s throw from the town of Zwiesel, Hollerbusch guesthouse in the mountain village of Rabenstein offers plenty of peace and quiet. With the national park on your doorstep, you can easily discover magnificent natural gems. In this Collection, we present our five favourite Tours that start either right at our house or just a short drive away. Let us guide you from the Schwell canal to the rustic Trifterhaus Schwellhäusl hut, exploring the giant trees in the Hans-Watzlik-Hain on the way. If you enjoy sports, you can climb from the shore of the deep blue Arbersee lake to the Großer Arber peak. As the highest mountain in the national park, the Großer Arber guarantees fantastic views. Whether in summer or winter, the hike to the Hennenkobel mountain, our third tour tip, is a great experience. Directly in front of our house, you start the circular hike to Stock Auwiesen nature reserve, a slope moor with rare plants. On the fifth Tour, you are rewarded with wide views from the Small and Large Falkenstin peaks and discover mighty in the Mittelsteighütte primeval forest area.

Located at the gates of the Bavarian Forest, our Haus Hollerbusch guesthouse is the perfect starting point for various hikes. There are many mountain bike trails around Zwiesel and you can go snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and skiing in winter. We offer two spacious holiday apartments, a luscious garden, freshly baked bread rolls and Bavarian hospitality as well as massages for our guests – you can arrive, relax and have a great time from the get-go.

The guesthouse is just a few steps away from Rabenstein village square and the public bus network. You can easily travel to the starting points of the circular walks free of charge with the GUTi ticket for guests. You can find more information about the ticket (in German), here:
bayerwald-ticket.com/fahrplaene-im-tarifgebiet-bayerwald-ticket-guti.

For even more inspiration for hikes in the Bavarian Forest National Park, see: komoot.de/user/ferienregionnationalparkbayerischerwald/collections.