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Your journey to the Achental

Getting to the valley of the River Ache is quick and easy thanks to its wonderful location in southern Chiemgau. Larger cities such as Munich (90 kilometres), Salzburg (60 kilometres) or Innsbruck (115 kilometres) are easy to get to quickly. Smaller towns such as Traunstein (22 kilometres), Rosenheim (36 kilometres) or Kössen in Tyrol (15 kilometres) are very close by. This makes the Achental an ideal starting point for excursions. Our panorama map gives you a good overview.

  • By car

    The best way to get to the Achental is via the A8 motorway. Coming from Munich, take (exit 109) signposted Bernau am Chiemsee, then follow the signs towards Reit im Winkl (B305). Coming from Salzburg, leave the motorway at exit (??) signposted Grabenstätt, then exit the roundabouts onto the B305 towards Reit im Winkl. After about ten kilometres on the main road, you will reach your destination in the Achental.
    If you come by electric car, there are numerous charging stations in the Achental, for example at many tourist information offices, at the town halls of the eco-model communities and at several businesses.

  • By public transport

    The Achental valley can be reached via the airports in Salzburg (52 kilometres) and Munich (130 kilometres).

  • Flights

    Fly into one of the nearby airports either Salzburg (SZG) 52 kilometres, Munich (MUC) 130 kilometres.
    From Salzburg airport take the bus from the airport to the main train station (Hauptbahnhof), and then catch one of the train services from there.
    From Munich airport take the S-Bahn to Munich East (München Ost), then catch one of the train services from there.

  • Trains

    More information about train times, prices and tickets can be found here: www.bahn.de or www.oebb.at
    Passengers should catch one of the trains on the Munich – Rosenheim – Salzburg railway line. Choose one of the nearby train stations Übersee (8 kilometres), Bernau am Chiemsee (10 kilometres), Prien am Chiemsee (15 kilometres) and Traunstein (25 kilometres) as your destination. Timetables and other information from German Railways (Deutsche Bahn AG) can be found here: https://www.bahn.de

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Plan your Route to the Achental

Local mobility

TRAVELING IN THE ACHENTAL WITHOUT A CAR

  • Achental bus services

    Leave your car parked up during your holiday. That helps your wallet and the environment. With your Guest Card, which you will receive from your host when you arrive, you can travel free of charge with the bus services 9509 (Reit im Winkl – Traunstein) as well as 9505 (Reit im Winkl – Prien). The free Achental bus service takes you from Marquartstein to Schleching, Unterwössen or Oberwössen, Staudach-Egerndach, Übersee-Feldwies, Grassau and Rottau. Unfortunately, bikes are not permitted on these buses.

  • Hiking bus

    Our hiking bus takes you to four of the most attractive starting points for hikes in the Chiemgau Alps. From there you can start numerous personal circular routes, routes to other hiking bus stops or hikes back to your holiday accommodation. You can find a selection of 16 hikes of varying difficulty in the free map overview, which you can pick up from one of the Tourist Offices below. To give you a better sense of direction and provide you with more detail, we recommend picking up our Achental hiking map (for €4.50), which is also available in the Tourist Information Centres. The hiking bus is free for guests with a valid card from Unterwössen, Oberwössen as well as the All-Inclusive card from Reit im Winkl.

  • Shuttle bus for large events

    For large events such as the Biathlon World Cup in Ruhpolding, you can reach the arena easily from Achental by shuttle buses. For more information, please contact one of the Tourist Information Centres. For the shuttle buses to the Biathlon World Cup, we recommend you buy your tickets in plenty of time from the Tourist Information Centres in Achental. This is the only way of guaranteeing you a seat on the bus. Only if there are any remaining seats, is it possible to buy your ticket directly from the bus driver.

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Parking Places

The Achental is conveniently located and offers all visitors and guests numerous parking options. Our hiking parking spaces are the ideal starting point for an eventful hike. But the parking spaces in the towns are also ideal ways to start a hike in a relaxed manner, especially if the hiking parking spaces are already full.

If you are traveling with an electric car, you will find numerous charging stations in the Achental, for example at many tourist information centers, at the town halls of the eco-model communities and at several businesses.

Parking Places Charging stations