Discover Wildermieming

Get to know Wildermieming through its religious buildings and specific hiking routes. The parish church and chapels reflect different dedications, historical connections and architectural details. On the trails, named starting and ending points, along with information about trail types and landscapes, help you find your way. When choosing the town for a trip, you can consider cultural interests and hiking separately while also bringing them together in the overall picture.

Churches and chapels

The parish church of St. Nicholas is dedicated to St. Nicholas. Its tower foundations and bell house still feature Gothic elements. The dedication and specific structural features thus offer two different ways to view the church: its religious affiliation and its architectural characteristics. St. Roch's Chapel dates from the 17th century and is Wildermieming's plague chapel. Its date and historical designation stand out, while the parish church is notable for its dedication and Gothic elements.

The other chapels also have their own distinct connections. The Letten Chapel was once the destination of many pilgrims; this role as a pilgrimage site belongs explicitly to the past. The Ochsenbrünnl Chapel is dedicated to St. Wendelin, the patron saint of livestock. The age of the Legend Chapel is given only approximately: it is thought to be about 200 years old. At the same time, it is a popular destination for worshippers and walkers. The chapels offer different points of interest: a historical role as a pilgrimage site, a dedication, and a cautiously stated age together with its named groups of visitors.

Hiking trails and navigation

The Bergdoktor Trail begins at the car park by the municipal office, opposite the listed parish church of St. Nicholas, and follows the Sonnenplateau circular hiking trail to the Letten Chapel. This identifies the route's starting point and destination. The Letten Chapel was also once the destination of many pilgrims; its historical role and its position as the endpoint of the route are two distinct points of reference.

The Mieminger Plateau circular hiking trail passes through the Fiechter Valley, continues towards Wildermieming and then on to Gerhardhof. It follows easy-to-walk forest roads and paths through meadows and woods. Here, trail conditions and scenery help you understand the route; on the Bergdoktor Trail, the starting point and chapel destination are the main features. The routes can therefore be compared by different characteristics: one has named start and end points, while the other is described by its trail type and scenery.

The Bergdoktor House and the regional setting

The Bergdoktor House can be viewed from the outside, and there are beautiful views from there. Its exterior and the views offer a different focus from the religious connections of the churches and chapels or the condition of the hiking trails. The house is therefore a distinct, specifically named point of interest for planning your trip.

The Mieminger Plateau is a mid-mountain terrace comprising the municipalities of Wildermieming, Mieming and Obsteig. This regional context complements the specific places and trails with a broader setting. If you are looking for a hotel in Wildermieming, you can take both local highlights and this regional context into account when choosing your destination.

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