Discover Eurasburg: Forest, Church and Film History

Eurasburg combines a hiking route through the Eurasburg Forest with architectural and film history in Beuerberg. The Church of the Holy Cross, of Romanesque origin, stands on Kirchberg; in Beuerberg, the monastery and the Lausbubengeschichten trail offer different cultural themes. When planning your stay, you can first decide whether hiking or cultural sites should be the main focus.

Hiking in the Eurasburg Forest

The approximately 10-kilometre hiking route starts at the church square in Eurasburg and runs mostly through different parts of the Eurasburg Forest. Its approximate length and starting point give you specific information to help plan your day. Before setting off, it is worth checking the local route information. This lets you treat the hike as a separate part of your stay, without conflating it with the cultural sites.

Church of the Holy Cross: Architectural History on Kirchberg

The Church of the Holy Cross, located on Kirchberg, is a landmark of Eurasburg. Its Romanesque origins and two later building periods, around 1550 and 1875, reveal different stages in its architectural history. A central cross dedicated to the Holy Cross inside the church is 1.50 metres high, bears the dates 1649 and 1717, and has been included in the register of Bavarian church artworks. These details offer a specific perspective on the building and its recorded history.

Beuerberg: Monastery and Film Locations

After a comprehensive renovation, Beuerberg Monastery reopened in June 2025 as a church cultural centre with a hotel and seminar house. Its reopening and these uses give the site its own cultural focus. For specific visitor information, contact the monastery directly.

The Lausbubengeschichten trail offers another perspective on Beuerberg: it leads through the town and surrounding area to original locations from the Lausbuben films. Information boards and QR codes featuring original film scenes are located at the filming locations. The trail thus combines walking with an exploration of the films and their settings.

More options in the wider Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen destination

For a broader comparison of routes, it is worth taking a separate look at the wider Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen destination. The Tölzer Land Health Climate Park has 37 routes across a network of more than 340 kilometres between Bad Heilbrunn, Bad Tölz, Kochel am See, Wackersberg and Lenggries. The regional hiking options also include six signposted Nordic walking routes ranging from 2 to 8.6 kilometres. Their stated lengths distinguish these shorter routes from the approximately 10-kilometre Eurasburg Forest route; they are part of the wider destination, not among the routes mentioned in Eurasburg.

The Blomberg Discovery Trail is also part of the wider Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen destination. Its stops invite visitors to try things out and solve puzzles; wooden telescopes focus attention on environmental features, and stories are provided for children. The trail is accessible between spring and autumn. For specific choices and planning, it is recommended that you check the latest regional route information.

Discover more destinations: Geretsried, Münsing, Icking, Greiling, Dietramszell, Egling, Benediktbeuern and Jachenau.

View the wider travel overview: Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen.