Discover Jetzendorf

The Jetzendorf village loop combines a leisure destination with several stops along the way. The route leads to the Oberbayern Forest High Ropes Course with its mini golf facility and passes wooden sculptures on the way to the Bruder Konrad roadside shrine. The Kremshof Chapel and adjacent bee pastures are also highlights of this loop.

Mini golf and stops along the route in Jetzendorf

The Oberbayern Forest High Ropes Course is home to an adventure mini golf facility with more than 18 different holes. This makes it a clearly defined activity destination on the village loop. The other stops offer a different kind of experience: benches sit beneath the tree canopy, wooden sculptures line the route, and the Bruder Konrad roadside shrine adds a place of religious remembrance to the route.

One section follows a pedestrian and cycle path to Kremshof Chapel and passes the adjacent bee pastures. The return leg of the village loop follows the Way of St. James along a pilgrim path marked with scallop shells back to the starting point. Mini golf, the chapel and the pilgrim signs each have a distinct character. When planning, you can therefore consider whether the courses in the park or the sequence of stops along the route should be your main focus.

Routes and landscapes in the Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm destination

In the broader Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm destination, the southern district is characterised by Tertiary hill country with gentle hills and valleys. Cyclists can enjoy well-signposted routes in the river valleys as well as themed tours focusing on asparagus and hops. These themes give the tours different emphases: when planning an outing, you can focus more on the landscapes of the river valleys or on regional cultivation and food themes.

The walking options also extend beyond a single town: themed hiking trails and walking paths in many of the district’s municipalities invite you to spend time in nature. When choosing where to stay, you can first consider whether Jetzendorf’s village loop will be your main focus or whether you would like to plan additional activities in the wider destination.

Hop-growing history, guided tours and seasonal discoveries

In Wolnzach, the German Hop Museum presents more than 1,000 years of hop-growing history. Exhibits include historic hop weighing certificates; the museum also introduces visitors to the art of brewing beer. Its coverage of hops therefore ranges from historical documents to an insight into brewing. The district also offers guided tours of historic streets and hop farms, while herb tours are aimed at nature lovers.

Those wishing to include golf in their trip plans will find two varied 18-hole golf courses in the district. Check their availability before travelling. Another seasonal option is to pick your own blueberries: a district tourism article from July 2025 describes fields between Pfaffenhofen and Rohrbach, as well as Feilenmoos. As this is a seasonal offering, it is advisable to check current availability in advance.

The regional themes cater to different interests: hop-growing history and brewing, guided insights into towns and farms, nature tours and seasonal fruit picking. Together with the village loop in Jetzendorf, they offer a choice between specific stops close by and a broader range of themed discoveries across the Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm destination.

Discover more destinations: Reichertshausen, Scheyern, Gerolsbach, Wolnzach, Vohburg an der Donau, Geisenfeld, Pörnbach, Schweitenkirchen.

View the broader travel guide: Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm.