The Jetzendorf Village Walk combines a specific activity with several stops along the way: it leads to the Oberbayern Forest Climbing Park with its mini golf course, past benches beneath the tree canopy and wooden sculptures, and on to the Brother Konrad Wayside Shrine. Kremshof Chapel and the adjoining bee pastures are also part of the route. This makes the walk more than just a single destination when choosing a place to visit: mini golf, distinctive points along the way and regional themes can each be considered as different focal points.

Mini Golf and Stops Along the Village Walk

The Oberbayern Forest Climbing Park is in Jetzendorf. The village walk leads to the park, whose adventure mini golf course offers more than 18 different holes. Mini golf is therefore a clearly defined activity on the walk; the other stops along the way offer different highlights.

There are benches beneath the tree canopy along the village walk, and the route passes wooden sculptures on its way to the Brother Konrad Wayside Shrine. It leads to Kremshof Chapel via a pedestrian and cycle path, passing adjoining bee pastures. The walk brings together an activity and a range of points of interest: wooden sculptures, a wayside shrine, a chapel and bee pastures.

The return leg of the village walk follows the Way of St. James and a pilgrims’ path marked with scallop shells back to the starting point. The scallop-shell markings are therefore one of the distinctive signs along the return leg.

Regional Themes in Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm

The wider travel destination of Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm offers additional landscape, cultural and excursion themes. The southern part of the Pfaffenhofen a.d. Ilm district is characterised by tertiary hill country with gentle elevations and valleys.

The district has well-signposted cycle paths in the river valleys, as well as themed cycling tours focusing on asparagus and hops. In many communities, themed hiking trails and walking paths invite visitors to enjoy a relaxing stay in nature. The regional offerings vary in activity and theme: river valleys for cycling, asparagus and hops on themed tours, and time in nature on hiking trails and walking paths.

The German Hop Museum in Wolnzach explores more than 1,000 years of hop-growing history. It displays old hop weighing slips and introduces visitors to the art of brewing beer. Its combination of a long history of hop growing, historic weighing slips and brewing makes the museum a clearly defined cultural attraction in the district.

The district also offers guided tours through historic streets, tours of hop farms and herb walks for nature lovers. Two varied 18-hole golf courses add a sporting option to the selection; check their availability before your trip. The 18-hole courses are distinct from the mini golf on the Jetzendorf Village Walk.

An article from July 2025 described seasonal blueberry picking on fields between Pfaffenhofen and Rohrbach or in the Feilenmoos. Check current availability in advance if you plan to include this seasonal option.

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