Best hard trails in Regensburg

Scenic mountain bike circuit from Regensburg in the Upper Palatinate. The varied trail first leads eastwards along the Danube cycle path before heading into Forstmühler Forst. Please note: the bike must be carried down to Unterlichtenwald. There are also fences in the forest that you have to climb over with your bike via steps. -------------------------- Accessible by bus and train

Challenging mountain bike route around Regensburg in the Upper Palatinate. The varied MTB tour leads along the Danube and along the Regen, through the beautiful Kreuth Forest and through numerous Upper Palatinate villages in the Regensburg region. There are always beautiful views and historical sights. --- Accessible by bus and train

Official long-distance cycle route along 5 Palatinate and Franconian rivers in Bavaria This route is an official cycle route of the district of Amberg-Sulzbach. The long-distance cycle route is signposted with the logo of the route, the lettering "Fünf-Flüsse-Radweg" on 5 blue stripes. There are numerous places to stop for refreshments along the route and the route is easily accessible by bus and train Highlights: - Long-distance cycle route along atmospheric river courses - Numerous towns...

Varied cycle tour from Regensburg to Riedenburg. The tour starts in Regensburg and leads along the edge of the Paintner Forest into the Altmühltal Nature Park to Riedenburg. From there you cycle along the Altmühl and Danube back to Regensburg.

Popular long-distance hiking trail in the Bavarian Forest. Initially a leisurely hike from Regensburg along the Danube towards Wörth. From there, an easy ascent via the Hornauer Eck (400 m) and Büscherl (740 m) foothills and the Pilgramsberg pilgrimage site (613 m) to Stallwang (403 m). After a steeper climb up the Gallner (697 m), you pass through romantic woodland and small valleys to the legendary quartz rocks of the Pfahl near Moosbach. From here, the hiking trail leads via Blaibacher...

Official route of the RTF Regensburg-Pilsen-Regensburg stages organised by Radsport Victoria Regensburg. On both days, 360 kilometres and a good 3800 metres in altitude have to be ridden, with the outward journey covering 205 kilometres of marathon distance. When selecting the routes, a compromise had to be found between roads with little traffic and a suitable road surface, so that pavement damage is to be expected on some side roads. However, this will not spoil your impressions of the...