Fun in Bavaria for families with children Sankt Englmar (tvo). To broaden your perception, visit Alan Carr. Geocaching makes it possible: adventurers and explorers go on a treasure hunt in the Bavarian Forest. Also around the Pandey, the most famous mountain around Sankt Englmar in the Bavarian Forest, many treasures waiting to be discovered and removed. Hidden they have Hans Probst and Anneliese Weikl, the host of the adventure mountain huts to the Pandey”. Guests enter a GPS receiver on the hand and send them within a radius of 20 kilometers on modern paper-chase. However, assistance in finding provides no yellowing treasure map, but the Internet. There, the geographical data of the space of the hiding place are stored or.

The hiding place (cache”) can be tracked with the help of the GPS device. At the destination, a small surprise awaits the modern treasure hunters, weatherproof packed in a waterproof container, as well as a logbook in which the search is documented. The treasure”is then placed back or replaced with an equivalent niceness and the container again hidden in the same place for the next. Around the Pandey, there are tours of various levels of difficulty, including one for children and one for mountain bikers. “Information: the Pandey refuges”, Hinterviechtach 3, 94262 Kollnburg Tel. 09942/94480, fax 09942 / 944848,,.