Adersberg - Lindlalm - Vockalm - Erlbergkopf - Maureralm: 4 Std.

Way and time- 400 meters of altitude in ascent and descent, 2½ hours. Characteristics- The Adersberg is one of those Chiemgau viewing balconies, where a slight difference in height gives an immensely wide view. Above all, the view to the east impressively shows the uninterrupted rise of the Alps from the upstream plain. The hike leads into the gentle alpine pastures of the Kampenwand, a never-overflowing landscape, which gives a variety of impressions from spring to late autumn. How to get to Seebruck - Prien - Bernau - Rottau - Adersberg (turn right at the entrance to Rottau and take the narrow mountain road to Adersberg. Parking - Parking at Gasthof Adersberg Route description - From Gasthof Adersberg [signpost Lindl-Alm] uphill along the alpine slope and then along the edge of the forest. Already before reaching the Lindl-Alm you can see the whole area of ​​the Chiemsee and its surroundings. At the Kaser left [signpost Gschwendt] on the fortified path down into the hollow in front of the Schwarzenberg. At a cattle-roasting fork, do not follow the [signposts Adersberg] left, but straight ahead and then slightly downhill along the slope of Schwarzenberg. On the right below the path, through the trees, the Herren Alm is visible. Shortly after the end of a road leading from it, a forest road is reached, and on the left, next to a brook, again ascending. In a narrow curve of the forest road turn left and on a small ascent. The path leads into a mountain trail, to the left to the free alpine area and over this even to the Maurer Alm. With [signpost Rottau] downhill to the beginning of the Forststrasse and continue on this road. After approx. ¼ hrs left from the road from [signpost Adersberg] and on the old alpine path to the next fork, turn left again (signpost Adersberg) to the junction with a forest road. On your way to a left-hand curve, in which the Gasthof Adersberg becomes visible beyond a deep-cut valley. Sights -Maurer-Alm: Together with the neighboring blacksmiths and white-sand dune, it forms an almost original ensemble. The gentle alps, interspersed with boulders; the slope of the Erlberg head, terraced by countless "cattle walks"; as a gigantic and necessary contrast, the giant-gray organ of the Geder wall; the fulfillment of what "romantic mountains" fulfills the expectations of the visitor.