Reit im Winkl: Dürrnbachhornweg - Winklmoosalm
Few places in Bavaria have a history as closely tied to alpine farming and winter sports as Winklmoosalm. This high pasture above Reit im Winkl lies in the Chiemgau Alps, close to the Austrian border, where the Dürrnbachhorn rises over a broad pattern of meadows, farm buildings and mountain lodges. Dürrnbachhornweg crosses the open plateau, an area long used for summer grazing. Winklmoosalm is also associated with skier Rosi Mittermaier, the Olympic champion who grew up in Reit im Winkl. Today it forms the German side of the Winklmoosalm–Steinplatte ski area, a cross-border mountain destination shared with Tyrol. Working pastureland remains as central to its character as outdoor recreation.
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Reit im Winkl lies in a high valley of the Chiemgau Alps, where wooded slopes and alpine meadows surround this Bavarian settlement close to Austria. At about 695 metres above sea level, the village is a recognised base for cross-country skiing in winter and for walking routes once the snow has gone. The Winklmoos-Alm above the settlement is a traditional mountain pasture and an important link to the Steinplatte area on the Bavarian-Tyrolean border. In the centre, the Catholic parish church of St Pankratius reflects a community long shaped by alpine farming and travel through the mountains. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Reit im Winkl and the Chiemgau Alps.
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