The Tegelberghaus

Hiking and family adventure on the Tegelberg

The Tegelberg offers numerous attractions and opportunities for families. The path to the summit is also easy to manage with a stretcher, so that even the smallest family members can experience nature up close. Older siblings will find plenty of action and adventure on the mountain.

The excursion begins with a ride on the Tegelberg cable car up to the summit. There are various fare options for families, depending on the number of children and parents making the trip.

Hiking on the royal "royal circuit"

From the summit, the hike begins on the "Königsrunde" panoramic circular trail, which takes around an hour. While the little ones enjoy nature in a cosy stretcher, parents have the opportunity to take souvenir photos with a view of the famous Neuschwanstein Castle.

Stop off at the Tegelberghaus for a snack

After the hike, all family members look forward to a break at the historic Tegelberghaus. The house was built in 1835 by Maximilian II, Ludwig II's father, and was used as a royal hunting lodge. Here, visitors can enjoy a hearty snack, Reiberdatschi with apple sauce and Allgäu Kässpatzn.

Return and other activities for the whole family

The Tegelberg cable car, which is located right next to the house, takes everyone safely back down to the valley. For those who still have energy left, there is an adventure playground and a summer toboggan run at the valley station, which is open to children aged eight and over.

Up-to-date information, opening times and prices can be found on the official homepage.

How to get there

Travelling to the Tegelberghaus is easy by public transport. From Füssen railway station, the Tegelbergbahn valley station can be reached by bus 78 in just a quarter of an hour.