Lake-to-summit ticket

Across Königssee and up to Jenner—for 56 Euro

One ticket. Two unforgettable experiences. With the exclusive lake-to-summit ticket, you glide across Königssee by boat all the way to St. Bartholomä—and enjoy a round trip on the Jennerbahn.

All combined in a single ticket for 56 Euro.

Across Königssee and up to Jenner

Lake-to-summit ticket Königssee–Jennerbahn

Promotional period 2026

The lake-to-summit ticket—your combined ticket for the Königssee boat trip and the Jennerbahn—is available exclusively during the promotional period from the Königssee boat service ticket counters at the lake shore (Seelände).

Prices apply to adults. Children benefit from attractively priced standard fares. Additional discounts are not available.

You can purchase your lake-to-summit ticket exclusively just before your boat trip across Königssee.

Lake-to-summit ticket 2026

The popular lake-to-summit ticket returns in 2026—combining a boat trip across Königssee with a ride on the Jennerbahn. You pay just 56 Euro per person, valid during the following promotional periods:

  • January 1 to June 30, 2026
  • September 15 to December 31, 2026

For your ascent and descent on the Jennerbahn, you’ll receive a voucher. Redeem it at the ticket counter at the Jennerbahn valley station.

From the date of purchase, you have six months to use your voucher.

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