Pilgrimage in Chiemgau: Traveling together to Ratzinger Height
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Traveling together on the pilgrimage path to Ratzinger Height
A path through nature becomes a space for reflection, encounters, and new perspectives: On November 14, 2026, the Evangelical Deanery Rosenheim invites you to pilgrimage in Chiemgau. The guided hike combines movement, spiritual community, and open conversations about God, life, and everything in between.
15 kilometers through the landscape of Chiemgau
From Bad Endorf train station, the circular route leads over Ratzinger Height back to the starting point. Over approximately 15 kilometers, participants will experience the tranquil atmosphere of the Chiemgau landscape and take time for prayer, exchange, and personal insights. The shared walking creates space for silence as well as for inspiring conversations.
Open to children, adults, and the interested
The pilgrimage event is aimed at children and adults. All interested parties are welcome, regardless of whether they have prior pilgrimage experience or are participating in a religious hike for the first time. The focus is on community, spirituality, and the opportunity to discover new perspectives along the way.
Practical information for the pilgrimage hike
Participation is free of charge, and registration is not required. Sturdy footwear, sufficient drinks, and a packed meal are part of the personal equipment. Donations to support the pilgrimage offerings are welcome.
Responsibility and spiritual guidance
The organizer is the Church and Tourism of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria. The pilgrimage hike is led by pilgrimage companions. As the responsible contact person, Pastor Ghita Lenz-Lemberg from the Deanery Rosenheim is mentioned.
A faith experience in the open air
Those seeking the connection of nature, movement, and faith practice will find a unique religious experience on this circular route. The expansiveness of the landscape, the conscious slowness of walking, and the sense of community make the pilgrimage day an invitation to embark on an inner journey.
Experience Chiemgau step by step and discover how liturgy, prayer, silence, and encounters can also become a supportive spiritual community outside a church space.
