Fjällräven Classic Germany

©Oberstaufen Tourismus_NicoBogenreuther The tour kicks off at Oberstaufen Park and heads up into the alpine terrain of the Moosalpe, combining scenic views with a steady climb to get your legs working.

©Oberstaufen Tourismus_Nico Bogenreuther From the alpine area of Moosalpe, the trail descends via pastures and forest paths down to the valley station of the Hochgratbahn, with wide views of the Nagelfluh range along the way — this is where we spend our first night

©OberstaufenTourismus_NicoBogenreuther Starting from the Hochgratbahn (valley or mountain station), the trail follows alpine paths below the ridge, leading through meadows and forested terrain directly to the Falken.

©Oberstaufen Tourismus_Simon Brausten Falken to the "three country view". The "three country view" is a popular vantage point that offers an impressive panoramic view of the Alpine regions of Germany, Austria and Switzerland

Dreiländerblick to Schindelberg. After a short rest, the trail crosses a meadow and then leads through a forest, downhill to our second camp in Schindelberg.

©OberstaufenTourismus_SimonBrausten Schindelberg to Buchenegger Waterfalls. From Schindelberg, the trail leads through forested paths and gentle hills to the scenic Buchenegger Waterfalls – a refreshing natural highlight in the Allgäu region.

©OberstaufenTourismus_TobiasHeimplaetzer Buchenegger Waterfalls to Kapf. From the Buchenegger Waterfalls, the trail climbs steadily through alpine woods and meadows up to Kapf, rewarding hikers with sweeping views over the Allgäu.

Enjoy the last few meters of your hike to Oberstaufen Park