A glass factory, a wildlife zoo and traditional houses within this cosy Bavarian township sit by the tree-lined banks of the White Regen river.
Explore the pretty and leafy riverside municipality of Lohberg and find a spirited little community amid forested hillsides and rolling mountain ranges. Meandering tributaries, scenic lakes and a patchwork of woodland make up the landscape of this naturally beautiful region, ensuring it is an ideal spot to go on relaxing wilderness walks or indulge in a wellness retreat.
Begin your trip in Lohberg by getting acquainted with its cozy village. Covering both the east and west banks of the White Regen, Lohberg’s streetscape is capped by traditional red-tiled roofs and interspersed with heritage architecture. Check out the Glashütte Alte Kirche, a stunning glass workshop and gallery that upholds one of the municipality’s traditional crafts. The workshop is situated within a charming old church on the eastern bank.
Head over the river to the western bank to see Bayerwald-Tierpark, an exciting wildlife park dedicated to showcasing some of the region’s fauna. Approximately 400 different animals are on display here, including owls, goats, wolves, otters, elk and lynx. Kids will love exploring the park and learning about the fascinating animals that call the surrounding rivers, mountains and forests home.
Discover some of this pristine wilderness for yourself at Kleiner Arbersee, a little lake fringed by forests and pretty walking trails. Rent a canoe from one of the town’s operators and tour down the river. A good place to start is at the camping site and canoe rental at Kreuzbach. Explore the villages and wilderness of the surrounding area to find out why some people call this region the Bavarian Canada. Bring a rucksack on your canoe tour and stop each night at a different riverside guesthouse. Alternatively, Lohberg has plenty of camping sites and a wellness retreat to suit different vacation styles.
Lohberg is located in the Cham district of Bavaria, which borders the Czech Republic. German, Czech, English and local dialects are spoken in this municipality. Munich International Airport is a 2-hour drive away. Local buses connect Lohberg to surrounding municipalities throughout the year, including the ski season.
