Eschenlohe: Hotels and Accommodation

Eschenlohe lies north of the Estergebirge at the point where the Loisach Valley emerges from the Alps. Within the village area, the Mühlbach and Eschenlaine flow into the Loisach; the Murnauer Moos lies north of the village.

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Landscape and Bodies of Water

In the vicinity of Eschenlohe are Zwölferköpfl, Rauheck, Hohe Kisten, and Höllstein.

The Sieben Quellen springs rise south of Eschenlohe. They offer views of the Zugspitze as well as parts of the Werdenfelser Land region. The Sieben Quellen are characterized by clear spring pools in which the bubbling water of the springs below is visible.

Access to the springs follows the Loisach upstream and then continues along the Loisach riverside path; from there, the way to the springs is signposted.

History and Culture

The historical origins of Eschenlohe are associated with a castle belonging to the Counts of Eschenlohe. From 1332 until secularization in 1803, the village belonged to the Murnau court of Ettal Abbey.

In the wider regional vicinity of Eschenlohe are Hirschberg Castle on Haarsee as well as St. Peter and Paul.

Road Connections

The road connections associated with Eschenlohe include routes in the direction of Oberau and Schwaigen. The B 2 crosses the route between Eschenlohe and Oberau.

For the higher-level travel overview: Ohlstadt.