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Ruhpolding · Chiemgau · Dogs welcome on request

Two legs.
Four paws.
Good company.

A holiday with your dog in Ruhpolding: head out together, discover somewhere new, then come home to The Townhouse. Your four-legged companion can join you on request – we’ll find a suitable room for you both.

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Mountains in the Chiemgau

Bringing your dog? Here’s how.

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Your details first. Your dog next.

Enter your guest details during pre-check-in in My Townhouse. You can then add your dog as a booking request.

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Approved? All sorted online.

Once we’ve approved your request, you can confirm and pay for it directly in My Townhouse. Your dog is only booked in once you’ve confirmed.

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The right room for both of you.

Dogs can stay in selected rooms on request. Other rooms remain pet-free. We charge €20 per dog, per day.

Follow your nose.

Two of our own walks straight from The Townhouse. And three ideas for a little further afield.

Before the first coffee.
Townhouse morning dog walk · 2.41 km · around 37 minutes · easy

A gentle little outing to wake up and catch up on the local scents. Then it’s back to The Townhouse.

Our walk on Komoot ↗
Follow the Traun.
Ruhpolding → Eisenärzt · 5.37 km · around 1½ hours · easy

Follow the river to Eisenärzt. Our stop-off tip: Gasthof Forelle. Distance and time are one-way; allow extra for the return and check opening hours before setting off.

The walk on Komoot ↗
Bergener Moos. A little breathing space.
Out & about · Bergen

Moorland and mountain views at the foot of the Hochfelln. Keep to permitted paths and follow the nature reserve rules: this is an important home for birds, too.

Explore Bergener Moos ↗
Inzell’s moor trail. Sniff and discover.
Moor-Erlebnis-Pfad · 4.9 km · around 1 hour 20 minutes · easy

A discovery walk through the moorland, starting at Schwarzberg. Information points tell the story of this remarkable landscape.

Explore the moor trail ↗
Falkensee. Into the green.
Inzell · suggested walk 5.7 km · around 1 hour 35 minutes

From the Max Aicher Arena, walk past the Zwingsee and through woodland to the Falkensee. A short climb gives way to flatter ground. The linked route explains the return options.

Explore the Falkensee walk ↗

A little freedom. A little consideration.

Follow local lead requirements, keep to the paths and give wildlife, grazing animals and fellow walkers their space. Check for any current path closures before setting off.

For everyday outings, dog waste bags and bins are available at various points around the Kurpark, on the Kirchberg and along the Urschlauer Ache and the Traun.

Dog waste stations & local guidance ↗

Out exploring.
Back to cosy.

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