Circular route to the boat harbour at Lake Forggensee
Description
Experience value: The circular walk starts at the Tourist Information Füssen on the edge of the old town and passes the Theresienhof shopping center. The path along the König-Ludwig-Promenade leads you to Lake Forggen with a magnificent view of Neuschwanstein Castle. You reach the accessible Café Mar y Sol directly at the boat harbor of the Forggenseeschifffahrt about halfway along the route. From there, the route continues along the lake and later along the banks of the mostly turquoise-blue Lech River back toward the old town. Not located directly on the route, but accessible by a short detour is the accessible skate and bike area. It would also be possible to extend the route to the baroque garden of the Festspielhaus Füssen.
Information on accessibility
Download short report as PDFAll areas relevant for testing meet the quality criteria of the label "Accessibility certified - partially accessible for people with walking disabilities and wheelchair users".
Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.
- There is a public transport stop about 250 m away.
- There are parking spaces for people with disabilities in car park P5 (Sparkasse/Theresienhof building) (space size: 400 cm x 500 cm).
- Another two parking spaces for people with disabilities are available at the boat harbour on Lake Forggen (space size: 350 cm x 500 cm).
- Start and end point: Tourist Information Füssen
- The circular route is approx. 5.1 km long.
- The circular route is step-free and accessible.
- The circular route is predominantly 200 cm wide. The narrowest width is 100 cm over approx. 30 m.
- The circular route is mainly easy to walk and cycle on (e.g. asphalt, concrete paving).
- The circular route is predominantly flat. There are longitudinal gradients of up to 14% over 12 m.
- The circular route is also predominantly designated for other users (e.g. hikers/walkers, skaters, horse riders).
- Large parts of the cycle path are car-free or almost car-free (separate cycle paths, business, forestry and agricultural roads or 30 km/h speed zones, traffic-calmed zones and roads).
- Unsecured crossings of roads used by motor vehicles are necessary.
- The path is signposted throughout.
- There are public restrooms for people with disabilities at the P5 parking garage and at the Foggersee boat harbor.
- Another toilet for people with disabilities is located in the Tourist Information Office in Füssen:
https://www.reisen-fuer-alle.de/tourist-information_fuessen
Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.
- Assistance dogs are welcome.
- There is a public transport stop about 250 m away.
- There are parking spaces for people with disabilities in car park P5 (Sparkasse/Theresienhof building) (space size: 400 cm x 500 cm).
- Another two parking spaces for people with disabilities are available at the boat harbour on Lake Forggen (space size: 350 cm x 500 cm).
- Start and end point: Tourist Information Füssen
- The circular route is approx. 5.1 km long.
- The circular route is step-free and accessible.
- The circular route is predominantly 200 cm wide. The narrowest width is 100 cm over approx. 30 m.
- The circular route is mainly easy to walk and cycle on (e.g. asphalt, concrete paving).
- The circular route is predominantly flat. There are longitudinal gradients of up to 14% over 12 m.
- The circular route is also predominantly designated for other users (e.g. hikers/walkers, skaters, horse riders).
- Large parts of the cycle path are car-free or almost car-free (separate cycle paths, business, forestry and agricultural roads or 30 km/h speed zones, traffic-calmed zones and roads).
- Unsecured crossings of roads used by motor vehicles are necessary.
- The path is signposted throughout.
- There are public restrooms for people with disabilities at the P5 parking garage and at the Foggersee boat harbor.
Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.
- There is a public transport stop about 250 m away.
- There are parking spaces for people with disabilities in car park P5 (Sparkasse/Theresienhof building) (space size: 400 cm x 500 cm).
- Another two parking spaces for people with disabilities are available at the boat harbour on Lake Forggen (space size: 350 cm x 500 cm).
- Start and end point: Tourist Information Füssen
- The circular route is approx. 5.1 km long.
- The circular route is step-free and accessible.
- The circular route is predominantly 200 cm wide. The narrowest width is 100 cm over approx. 30 m.
- The circular route is mainly easy to walk and cycle on (e.g. asphalt, concrete paving).
- The circular route is predominantly flat. There are longitudinal gradients of up to 14% over 12 m.
- The circular route is also predominantly designated for other users (e.g. hikers/walkers, skaters, horse riders).
- Large parts of the cycle path are car-free or almost car-free (separate cycle paths, business, forestry and agricultural roads or 30 km/h speed zones, traffic-calmed zones and roads).
- Unsecured crossings of roads used by motor vehicles are necessary.
- The path is signposted throughout.
- There are public restrooms for people with disabilities at the P5 parking garage and at the Foggersee boat harbor.
Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.
- There is a public transport stop about 250 m away.
- There are parking spaces for people with disabilities in car park P5 (Sparkasse/Theresienhof building) (space size: 400 cm x 500 cm).
- Another two parking spaces for people with disabilities are available at the boat harbour on Lake Forggen (space size: 350 cm x 500 cm).
- Start and end point: Tourist Information Füssen
- The circular route is approx. 5.1 km long.
- The circular route is step-free and accessible.
- The circular route is predominantly 200 cm wide. The narrowest width is 100 cm over approx. 30 m.
- The circular route is mainly easy to walk and cycle on (e.g. asphalt, concrete paving).
- The circular route is predominantly flat. There are longitudinal gradients of up to 14% over 12 m.
- The circular route is also predominantly designated for other users (e.g. hikers/walkers, skaters, horse riders).
- Large parts of the cycle path are car-free or almost car-free (separate cycle paths, business, forestry and agricultural roads or 30 km/h speed zones, traffic-calmed zones and roads).
- Unsecured crossings of roads used by motor vehicles are necessary.
- The path is signposted throughout.
- There are public restrooms for people with disabilities at the P5 parking garage and at the Foggersee boat harbor.
Address & contact
Rundweg um den Bootshafen am Forggensee
87629 Füssen