Cross-Country Skiing in Hundham: the Trail by the Farm

When there is enough snow, the local council grooms a cross-country ski trail only about 150 m from the farm. There are several more loops around Hundham, and across the municipality of Fischbachau there are around 44 kilometres of trails for classic and skating technique.

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Snowy meadows below a deeply snow-covered wooded hill under a blue sky with clouds, a fresh ski track in front — Fresh snow on the meadows, with a snow-covered wooded hill behind.

The trail by the farm

From the farm to the track is only about 150 metres. We are happy to tell you on the phone whether the trail has been groomed.

Two groomed cross-country tracks lead across the snowy meadow, a red and white marker pole beside them, bare trees, a wooded mountain and clouds in a blue sky behind — The groomed trail on the meadow by the farm.

The loops start at the Leonhardi chapel

The Hundham loops start at the car park by the Leonhardi chapel, only a few hundred metres from the farm. The practice loop is rated easy and is a good place to try things out, and the Große Schreiern loop takes about an hour.

There is somewhere to stop for food or a drink on all four loops. Figures from the municipality of Fischbachau, as of October 2026.
Trail	Distance	Difficulty	Approx. time
Übungsrunde Hundham (practice loop)	0.7 km	easy	10 min
Kleine Runde Hundham (small loop)	2.5 km	moderate	30 min
Kleine Schreiern Runde	3.7 km	moderate	45 min
Große Schreiern Runde	6.7 km	moderate	1 h

Close view of the floodlit Leonhardi chapel on a winter evening, with its onion dome and snow on the roof, a Christmas tree with lights on the left and a wooden fence with fairy lights behind it on the snowy meadow to the right — The Leonhardi chapel in Hundham in winter. The loops start from the car park by the chapel.Photo: Barbara Wismeth

More trails in the municipality

If you want to go further, take the Fischbachau–Elbach–Hundham trail. It is 17.5 kilometres long and rated difficult, and the municipality estimates about three hours. The official start is the car park at the heated outdoor pool in Fischbachau, and there are places to stop along the way.

The Lippmühlenrunde by the church in the neighbouring village of Wörnsmühl is also easy and family-friendly, at 0.9 kilometres.

All trails from the municipality of Fischbachau (in German)

Guest card, buses and ski hire

With the guest card you use the trails in Fischbachau, Schliersee and Bayrischzell free of charge. In winter it also gets you onto the ski and cross-country buses in Fischbachau and Bayrischzell for free.

You can hire cross-country skis in Schliersee, for example, and some hire shops give a discount with the guest card.

What the guest card includes

Two cross-country skiers seen from behind in the groomed track on a snowy valley meadow, a wooded mountain against the sun on the left and a snow-covered peak under a blue sky on the right — Cross-country skiing in Bayrischzell.Photo: Alpenregion Tegernsee Schliersee, Dietmar Denger

When snow is short in the valley

The valley trails need a decent covering of snow, as Hundham is only at around 800 metres.

At just over 1,080 metres, Spitzingsee is almost 300 metres higher and about 15 kilometres from the farm. Trails are groomed there and in the Valepp valley as well. The regional snow report shows how much snow there is in the villages of the region.

Regional snow report (in German)

If you have questions about the trails or winter at the farm, just give us a call.