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Top 20 Waterfalls in the Landkreis Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen

Best waterfalls in the Landkreis Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen are found within the Bavarian Prealps, offering picturesque hiking opportunities and natural tranquility. This region features a variety of waterfalls and cascades, providing diverse natural experiences. The area is characterized by its natural landscapes and geological formations shaped by water. Visitors can explore more than 20 waterfalls across the district.

Best waterfalls in the Landkreis Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen

  • The most popular waterfalls is Lainbach Waterfall, a waterfall that cascades over a rock face into a basin before flowing into Walchensee. It is considered a place to enjoy the nature of the Bavarian Prealps.
  • Another must-see spot is Glasbach Waterfall, a waterfall located at an elevation of 939 meters. This waterfall offers a vivid display of nature, and its cold waters are accessible to visitors.
  • Visitors also love Walchensee Outflow and Waterfalls, a waterfall and lake feature. This location provides a view of how water flows into the Walchensee and takes on its distinct turquoise color.
  • Landkreis Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen is known for its waterfalls, gorges, and river features. The region offers a variety of waterfalls to see and explore, from prominent cascades to hidden natural monuments.
  • The waterfalls in the Landkreis Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen are appreciated by the komoot community, with more than 1500 upvotes and over 1100 photos shared across 49 highlights.

Last updated: May 25, 2026

Lainbach Waterfall

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The water rushes steadily down the rock face, pours into the rock-lined basin, and then makes its way down to the Walchensee - pure nature idyl. The Lainbachfall is really the perfect place to take in and enjoy the nature of the Bavarian Prealps in peace.

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Along the Lainbach

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The Lainbach snakes its way from Lainbachfall gently splashing through the forest down to Walchensee. On his way he rushes over rocks, sometimes he collects in clear pools and in other places he flows through the trees. The trail always leads close to the stream, so you can follow its action at any time.

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Glasbach Waterfall

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Great entrance tour. Also suitable for children

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At the Kesselbach Falls

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Beautiful photo op. Also gave a chair where you can sit and eat.

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Walchen Gorge

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On this section you should leave the bike and look for a way down into the Walchenklamm. The Walchenklamm has for some a little something magical others see here the elemental power of the water, the powerhouse of shapes and shapes. In places, the water has ground meters deep pumps in the rock. The Walchenklamm is well hidden and no directly described path leads there.

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Große Laine River and Waterfall

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Varied short tour, also suitable for children and walkable in winter.

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Sulzersteig

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Beautiful section of the Sulzbachsteig. It feels like a little gorge. Many smaller waterfalls. With a reason to go this trail!

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Dachshöhle, Wackersberg

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Beautiful hiking trail from Bad Tölz-Stein Saw through the forest along the Einbach to the roof cave. The path continues a little uphill, then via easy-to-walk paths to the beautiful community of Wackersberg. There you can take a break at the Altwirt or on the Waldherr Alm.

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Walchensee Outflow and Waterfalls

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Beautiful sight of how the water flows into the Walchensee and then takes on the turquoise color.

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Hirschbach Waterfall

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The water is really inviting, but it is ice cold. I drank from the waterfall and it was amazing!

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October 14, 2025, Walchensee Outflow and Waterfalls

Impressive with lots of water

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Karla
September 19, 2025, An den Kesselbachfällen

The stream winds its way down into the valley over waterfalls of varying heights. This is a beautiful gorge with mossy rocks and ferns, but it's also clearly shaped by the force of the water and not always easy to navigate. Be sure to have surefootedness and wear proper footwear.

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Beautiful corner of Lake Walchen, like so many others, but here it is particularly beautiful.

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top, always worth a trip

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Wolfgang B-R
March 19, 2025, Sulzersteig

The trail descends through the forest, where the water rushes. In late winter, it was quite slippery in places, so poles are recommended.

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A beautiful section on the trail to Rabenkopf. It looks wild, but is manageable for those with surefootedness.

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Trailblazer
January 5, 2025, Lainbachfall

It's also great to walk in winter. Our recommendation: poles and/or spikes and walk the circuit anti-clockwise. Then it's easier to go uphill at the "critical" points!

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Great detour on the way to the Blomberg valley station from Wackersberg

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are some notable waterfalls in the Landkreis Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen, beyond the most popular ones?

Besides the well-known Lainbach Waterfall and Glasbach Waterfall, you can explore the picturesque At the Kesselbach Falls, known for its photo opportunities. The Hirschbach Waterfall offers inviting, albeit cold, water. The Große Laine River and Waterfall is also a varied spot.

Are there specific hiking trails to reach the waterfalls?

Yes, many waterfalls are integrated into hiking routes. For instance, a circular hiking trail around the Lainbach waterfalls, starting from Kochel am See, is about 7 km long. The Glasbach Waterfall is part of a nearly ten-kilometer circular hiking route from Jachenau. You can find more waterfall hikes in the region by exploring the Waterfall hikes in the Landkreis Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen guide.

What are the difficulty levels of waterfall hikes in the region?

Many waterfall hikes are considered moderate, such as the circular routes to the Lainbach and Glasbach waterfalls. Some areas, like the path near At the Kesselbach Falls, are challenging. Exploring the Walchen Gorge also requires good physical condition and sure-footedness.

Are there family-friendly waterfalls or hikes suitable for children?

Absolutely. The Lainbach Waterfall is very easy to reach and suitable for families. The Glasbach Waterfall is also considered suitable for children, especially as an entrance tour. The Große Laine River and Waterfall offers a varied, shorter tour that is also suitable for children.

When is the best time of year to visit the waterfalls?

The waterfalls are beautiful year-round. During snowmelt, the Glasbach Waterfall has a particularly strong flow. For hot days, the circular trail around the Lainbach waterfalls is ideal as most of the path is shaded by the forest. The Große Laine River and Waterfall is accessible even in winter.

Can you swim in the waterfalls or nearby waters?

The cold waters of the Glasbach Waterfall are accessible for bathing if you are accustomed to it. The Hirschbach Waterfall is also noted for its inviting, albeit ice-cold, water.

What unique natural features can be found near the waterfalls?

The region is rich in natural beauty. The Walchen Gorge, while not a traditional waterfall, showcases the elemental power of water carving deep channels into rock. The Lainbach stream itself meanders through the forest, rushing over rocks and collecting in clear pools, creating a serene natural idyll.

Are dogs allowed on trails to the waterfalls?

Yes, many trails in the region are dog-friendly. For example, the Hirschbach Waterfall is specifically tagged as dog-friendly, making it a great spot to visit with your canine companion.

Are there any hidden or less-known waterfalls to explore?

The Walchen Gorge is described as a somewhat hidden gem, without a directly described path leading to it, offering a magical quality for those willing to explore off the beaten path.

What other outdoor activities can I do near the waterfalls?

The region offers a variety of outdoor activities. You can find numerous cycling routes, including those around Lake Walchensee, in the Cycling in the Landkreis Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen guide. For those who enjoy gravel biking, there are routes through the Isarwinkel and Tölzer Land, detailed in the Gravel biking in the Landkreis Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen guide.

Are any waterfalls in the Landkreis Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen wheelchair accessible?

Based on the terrain and descriptions, most waterfalls in the Landkreis Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen involve natural paths, elevation changes, and sometimes challenging sections, making them generally not suitable for wheelchair access. Visitors should expect uneven ground and forest trails.

What do visitors enjoy most about the waterfalls in the region?

Visitors appreciate the natural tranquility and picturesque hiking opportunities. The Lainbach Waterfall is particularly noted as a perfect place to peacefully enjoy the nature of the Bavarian Prealps. The elemental power of water and the stunning natural beauty are frequently highlighted by the komoot community.

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