Summer and winter family activities located 15 km away. Free parking is available at the lower station of the chairlift (a slower two-seater lift), which operates all year round. The summit is at an altitude of 1,050 m and also offers a summer toboggan run and attractions for children. Restaurants are available at both the lower and upper stations. From the summit, you can take a walk to the former military area and visit the "sektor.f" observation tower.

Grafenwiesen lies between the Hohenbogen and Kaitersberg mountain ranges and boasts a dense network of marked hiking trails, including the Kapellenwanderweg and routes leading towards Großer Riedelstein.

The largest ski resort in this part of the Bavarian Forest is located at an altitude of 1,456 m and is 32 km away. The gondola lift operates year-round, and a new bike park has recently opened.

Hiking trips to or around the Small and Large Arber Lakes (Kleiner Arbersee and Großer Arbersee). A tourist road train departs from the nearby town of Lohberg and provides convenient access to the Small Arber Lake.

Swimming and wellness complex featuring a sports pool, thermal spa with a saltwater area, outdoor wave pool, children's water attractions, whirlpools, and a 100 m X-TUBE slide. The facility also includes a sauna village and wellness zone. Located in the nearby town of Bad Kötzting.

Family-friendly indoor and outdoor swimming complex with sports, relaxation and children's pools, including water slides, steam baths and a sauna area. Refreshments are available on site.

The most famous glassworks attraction in the Bavarian Forest. This large visitor centre and shopping complex is dedicated to the art of glassmaking. Covering more than 70,000 m², it combines traditional craftsmanship, modern design and gastronomy, making it one of the region's most popular tourist destinations. It is especially known for crystal glass and sports trophies.

A family-owned business and visitor centre for glass art located in Arnbruck, Bavarian Forest. It combines traditional glass production with modern artistic design, retail and gastronomy, creating an attractive destination for tourists and lovers of fine craftsmanship.

The famous Drachenhöhle (Dragon Cave) featuring a giant mechanical dragon. The nearby border town is renowned for the traditional Drachenstich festival.

Germany's oldest national park. It offers untouched forests, observation towers, treetop walks and countless hiking and cycling trails.

A wildlife zoo with forest animals, plenty of climbing structures, goat feeding areas and guided tours.

A nature reserve where herds of fallow deer and sika deer roam freely and can be observed and fed up close. A circular trail winds through hilly terrain around large deer pastures, alpine ibex living in an old quarry, mouflon sheep and pygmy goats.

A spa town and Bavaria's youngest Kneipp health resort. It features a beautiful and extensive spa park with a rose garden, outdoor playgrounds, relaxation areas and Kneipp walking paths. The historic town centre hosts many traditional Bavarian festivals throughout the year.

The most popular amusement park in the region for children and adults alike. It offers everything from family roller coasters and water attractions to nature experiences, animals and thrilling rides. Regular shows, numerous playgrounds, restaurants and cafés are also available.

A family-friendly amusement park for children located in the town of Cham.