Discover Rimbach: Hiking Trail and Lanz Museum

For planning a trip to Rimbach, two local attractions are clearly defined: the Rimbach Hiking Trail, which starts and ends at an inn in the village, and the Lanz Museum in Rimbach-Mitterrohrbach, which can be visited by appointment made by phone. Further suggestions relate to the broader destination of Rottal-Inn and form a separate regional context.

Hiking around Rimbach

The Rimbach Hiking Trail starts at an inn in Rimbach, leads through the area around Rimbach, and returns to the starting point. This short walk is therefore a loop that begins and ends at the same place. The sequence of places and the named stops are also useful for finding your way: within the municipality, the route passes through Sallach, by St. Ulrich Church, and via Aichet to Döding.

St. Ulrich Church is thought to have once been a castle church; this gives the section of the route through Sallach a historical perspective as well as a geographical one.

A museum visit by appointment

The Lanz Museum in Rimbach-Mitterrohrbach can be visited by appointment made by phone; arrange your visit in advance by telephone. For planning purposes, the main difference between the two local attractions is this: the hiking trail returns to its starting point, whereas a visit to the museum requires an appointment. This makes it possible to plan a short walk and an arranged museum visit as two distinct interests in Rimbach.

More attractions in the broader destination of Rottal-Inn

Rottal Terme has more than 30 pleasantly warm thermal-water pools, with temperatures from 26 to 40 °C, as well as 13 different saunas and steam baths. There is also a 105-metre-long thermal stream and a range of health, prevention, and wellness services. The figures given may change as facilities are renovated; check the latest information before making specific plans.

Theater an der Rott presents premieres every year in drama, musicals, concerts, dance, operetta, and opera; individual productions change. It is also the only theatre in Germany owned by a district. If you would like to include culture in your trip plans, distinguish between this recurring annual programme and the specific premieres: the productions on stage change.

The Gothic Tours introduce locals and tourists to selected Gothic buildings through brochures, maps, the tour portal, and the Gothic Portal. The Gothic Portal offers audio guides that can be accessed on site at Gothic buildings, as well as an online museum with information, knowledge, and learning resources.

The Rottal-Inn leisure region has a well-developed, extensive network of trails spanning several hundred kilometres for hikers and cyclists. The tour portal supports individual route planning with information on elevation profiles, trail surfaces, and GPX downloads. The Inn Cycle Route passes through the Lower Inn European Nature Reserve and offers diverse insights into the flora and fauna of the Rottal-Inn leisure region.

The Rottaler Farm Tour is an experience programme covering rural life, everyday work, and the animal world, as well as farming culture, traditional crafts, handicraft techniques, and regional specialities.

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Egglham, Ering, Falkenberg, Postmünster, Pfarrkirchen, Gangkofen, Arnstorf, Wurmannsquick

To the overview of the broader destination: Rottal-Inn.