Eßbaum attractions

In the Schliersee region you'll set out on a snowshoe tour that leads off the beaten track. Under the instruction of a guide, you will follow a snowy path up to a mountain hut. Along the way the focus is on the walk itself and the quiet of the landscape as you move through the winter terrain. At the hut you will enjoy a delicious lunch before the next part of the day. After eating, you can take a Zipflbob sledge and quickly descend into the valley for a lively finish. The day combines gentle exertion, a cosy meal and a playful sledge run, and you will certainly remember the experience for a long time.

Enjoy a romantic snowshoe hike in the wintry Bavarian Alps. You may find sparkling, untouched snow, clear air and bright sunshine as you move away from the overcrowded ski slopes and tourist areas. The tour takes you into the quieter mountain landscape so you can appreciate the natural beauty of the region without the usual crowds. This snowshoe tour is suitable for the whole family and offers something for everyone. Along the way, you will explore the peaceful winter scenery of the Bavarian Alps while the provider maintains a sustainable and responsible approach to nature. The emphasis on low-impact travel helps preserve the landscape you’ll experience.

During this rafting tour, you will enjoy a scenic ride down the Saalach river. After a professional guide explains safety measures and provides equipment, you will be driven to the tour’s entry point in Lofer. Then, you will board your raft and swerve down 6.8 mi of fast white-water rapids.

From a bird’s-eye view, the world looks completely different. You can admire the valley, the mountains and the surrounding landscape from a fresh perspective. As you glide weightlessly, the terrain will open out beneath you and reveal shapes and colours that are hard to appreciate from the ground. Along the way you will enjoy wide, uninterrupted views of ridgelines, slopes and valley floors. The experience will let you notice the scale and pattern of the land — the way rivers, fields and forest meet the mountains, and how light and shadow play across the scene. This gentle, floating vantage point will give you visual impressions and angles you would not otherwise see, making familiar features feel new and providing a calm, elevated way to explore the countryside.

This via ferrata experience will give you a chance to indulge in an adventure as you hike up the Bavarian mountains. Along with an experienced mountain guide, you'll get your gear and begin your hike. As you climb, you can take in views of the rugged landscapes from above. Your guide will tell you all about via ferrata, and you can hike based on your level of experience.

This active experience will give you an introduction to canyoning in the Almbachklamm gorge, located in Salzburg’s scenic Salzkammergut region. Your expert guide will adjust the activity to your group’s ability, while aiming to challenge each person individually. You’ll discover rock slides, cascading waterfalls and swimming passages. You'll also have a chance to jump into the natural rock pools from varying heights, ranging from two to eight yards.

In this city, often called the pearl on the Inn, you will encounter picture-perfect scenery. You will stroll past colourful Gothic houses and through medieval inner courtyards, noticing an almost Mediterranean flair. Built on a peninsula, the town curves with the Inn river, and that winding shape is visible as you move along its streets and waterfront. Along the way you will learn about the town's historic role as a powerhouse of trade on the Danube–Inn routes and on the Salt Route of Bavaria. You will hear how Bavarian nobility fought to control the area because the only bridge over the Inn crossed at Wasserburg. The town's name means Castle on the water, and you will see how it once served as the main harbour for nearby Munich, only 50 km away.

Rosenheim feels like a picture of a typical Bavarian town, set close to Lake Chiemsee — the lake where King Ludwig II built his version of Versailles, Herrenchiemsee. As you move through the town you’ll recognise scenes that feature in the German TV series Die Rosenheim Cops and notice the River Inn running by, a historic water highway. You’ll learn that the Romans arrived here in 15 BC under Tiberius, founding the settlement and laying roads that ran east–west and north–south through the area. Along the way you’ll get a sense of Rosenheim’s past importance to Munich’s region: its salines once supplied the “white gold” that powered local wealth. The town’s name is said to come from Inn boatmen who called it the “home of the Rose,” a reference to its many beauties. Today those Bavarian charms show in the landscape, the buildings and the multicultural community, which many people say gives Rosenheim a pleasant, almost Mediterranean flair.

On this guided walk through Rosenheim, a local will lead you around the city to introduce its highlights and hidden corners. Along the way you'll see landmarks such as Parish Church St. Nicholas and Mittertor Rosenheim, and you will pass quieter streets and tucked-away spots that only locals tend to know. You will also hear about local products and connect with Rosenheim’s traditions, giving context to what you see. As you move through the city, you’ll get practical local tips on where to eat and drink and how to get around, so you can continue exploring with confidence. The experience runs in small groups of up to eight travellers, creating an intimate setting where you can ask questions and soak up the everyday charm of Rosenheim.

This walking experience in Rosenheim will introduce you to the city's history, culture and everyday life as seen through a local’s eyes. Along the way, you will explore the charming old town and learn key facts about the area. Highlights include sights from Lokschuppen Rosenheim to the Municipal Museum Rosenheim, which help illustrate the character and heritage of the city. Your Local will also share insider tips on the best cafés, restaurants and lively bars so you can make the most of your stay. The group will be kept small, with a maximum of 8 travellers, allowing for a more personal atmosphere and time to ask questions as you move through the streets and discover Rosenheim’s defining landmarks.

You will meet in the morning at Geitau train station and, after a short ten-minute walk, arrive at one of the oldest houses in the region. There you will enjoy a small refreshment and a brief get-together before discussing the route for the summit hike. Along the way you will travel through the surrounding Bavarian countryside and learn about the local natural environment. As you move up to the summit, you will hear about the wonderful nature of Bavaria and be shown some of Mother Nature’s hidden treasures. At the top you will take a short break and enjoy a small espresso with smoked ham and homemade bread. Afterwards you will return together to the valley and be accompanied back to the train station in Geitau.

In this introductory course, you'll learn the basics of abseiling while surrounded by the panoramic views of the Alps. Guided by a licensed instructor, you'll be kitted up with the necessary safety gear and progress through a series of training that'll help you navigate steep rock surfaces with confidence. There will be no jumps, only abseiling and descending.

This exhilarating experience will take you into heart of one of Austria’s longest and most majestic gorges, the Strubklamm. Surrounded by the breathtaking scenery of the Salzkammergut region, you’ll explore the nearly three-mile-long gorge, swimming through and climbing narrow passages, walking over rocks and discovering natural slides. A highlight of the gorge is its many cliff jumps, and you'll find over 20 dizzying heights that you can challenge yourself to plunge from.

In Bad Tölz, straddling the Isar river, you will find a compact, historic town known for its spas and its colourful, mountain‑close setting. As you explore, you will encounter the villa once owned by the writer Thomas Mann, where he lived between 1906 and 1917 and spent summers with his wife Katia Pringsheim. You will also see the Stadtpfarrkirche, built in 1466, a striking example of Gothic architecture. Along Marktstrasse, the town’s main street, you will pass picturesque Baroque houses with fresco paintings that suggest the stories behind each façade. The vibrant pedestrian zone offers an insider’s view of the old town, and you can wander its quaint streets to discover small parks, monuments and fountains. The description focuses on what you will see and explore, giving a clear sense of the town’s architecture, literary history and atmospheric public spaces.

A private departure transfer will take you from SkiWelt Ski Resort to Salzburg Airport (SZG). Your driver will be waiting at the scheduled time and you will travel comfortably to your destination. The transfer offers a straightforward, door-to-door journey so you can leave the resort without worrying about connections. The service includes a meet-and-greet with a name plate, door-to-door delivery, clean cars and professional drivers. There are no hidden fees, and the provider guarantees the quality of the services provided. Along the way you can relax in a well-maintained vehicle while your driver handles the route and parking, giving you a calm end to your stay.