Best trails near Floßlände Truchtlaching

The archaeological circular trail is a signposted circular cycle route covering around 23 kilometres and leads to important sites and archaeological monuments from prehistoric and early historical periods in the municipality of Seeon-Seebruck. Parts of the trail can also be hiked. The start and finish is the Bedaium Roman Museum in Seebruck. The archaeological circular route leads along quiet roads and paths through beautiful countryside. There are 11 stations at archaeological sites along...

There are refreshment stops along the route.

An enjoyable cycle tour along the Alz between Altenmarkt and Seebruck. The upper Alz is still very natural and meanders beautifully through the landscape. The tour starts at the Baumburg monastery brewery car park in Altenmarkt. After about 3 kilometres, take the Alz ferry at Roiter to cross over to the left bank of the river. The route now continues upstream to Lake Chiemsee, from where the Alz flows out. In Seebruck, you switch to the right-hand side of the river and cycle back to the...

Charming paddle tour from Seebruck to Truchtlaching, Bavaria. By kayak, the route goes from the northern end of Lake Chiemsee on the Alz to Truchtlaching. Of course, the route can be extended or shortened as desired. There are places to stop for refreshments in the towns. Highlights: - idyllic river tour - Lake Chiemsee

This route is stage 3 of the Benediktweg, an official long-distance cycling pilgrimage in Upper Bavaria, Germany, running from Seebruck to Wasserburg am Inn. Departing Seebruck on the northern shores of Lake Chiemsee, cyclists pedal past historical Bavarian farmhouses to Kloster Seeon and Schloss Amerang, an imposing late-Gothic castle surrounded by deep ravines. The trail continues through the protected peat bogs of Murner Filz before ending on the river peninsula of historic Wasserburg am...

This is a beautiful cycle tour in the Chiemsee region. It can actually be started at any point along the route. It passes through many places in the region, including Altenmarkt and the Alz, Seebruck, Breitbrunn, Eggstätt and Seeon. It runs mainly on the road and leads through fields and forests, but of course also along the shores of Lake Chiemsee.