Destination

Paragliding across Upper Bavaria

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Viewpoint

As free as a bird: Book a tandem flight over the Blomberg and just relax while your experienced pilot takes care of the steering.

Paragliding across Upper Bavaria

Are you the type of person who keeps wishing that humans could fly? If so, then you should definitely give paragliding a go, as this is more or less how flying would feel. Book a tandem flight over the Blomberg and let your experienced pilot take care of the steering, while you just relax and enjoy the view over the Isar, the mountains and Bad Tölz. It's very easy to get to the Blombergbahn (cable car). Just take the bus directly from Bichl station. The double chairlift goes all the way to the top. And you land directly opposite the station back down in the valley. If your companions are less partial to heights, they might like to visit the Sommerrodelbahn (toboggan run) instead. It's 1,300 metres long and is one of the longest in Germany.

Arrival

Blombergbahn
Am Blomberg 2
83646 Wackersberg

Bichl

Our tip: Please make sure to check your train connection and the expected capacity before you start your journey.

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