Best road biking trails in Munich

Quiet racing bike route east of the Isar from the south of Munich to the Pupplinger Au. The route, which runs almost exclusively on quiet back roads and through forests, is ideal as a small training lap. --------------------------------------------- Accessible by bus and train

A nice route for racing bikes out of Munich. The majority of the route leads over very well paved roads in the forest or in the Isar floodplains (motor vehicles are not allowed to drive here). There are long straights, a short, crisp incline of a maximum of 17%, a fast descent and "undulating" sections. It is also a beautiful route in terms of landscape, especially along the Isar and through the woods. There are 3 wells with Munich drinking water directly on the route (one at the start / end...

The Olympic road (520m) out to Wangen (640m). At the signpost "Wildmoos" turn right and follow the road towards NW to Leutstetten (600m). At the St2063 short right, at the next branch left to the golf course Rieden and direction SSW further to Starnberg (588m) at the Starnberger See (584m). To the train station and on the Possenhofener road (St2063) to Possenhofen (600m) and a little up and down to Tutzing (611m). About Unterzeismering to Bernried (600m). Always on the St2063. In Seeshaupt...

A varied round-trip bike tour from Munich to the Bavarian Alpine Foreland. A relatively easy bike ride that only takes a few hours. The route leads from Munich to the beautiful Ammersee as well as to the Wörthsee and along the Amper. ------------------------------------------ Accessible by bus and train

Varied racing bike route from Munich to Unterschleißheim, Bavaria This beautiful racing bike tour leads from Schwabing over the Ismaninger reservoir to Unterschleißheim north of Munich. There is comparatively little up and down over a length of around 45 km. Many beautiful bodies of water ensure a lot of relaxation and stunning views. There are places to stop for a break. Accessible by bus and train. Highlights: - Feringasee - EU bird sanctuary Ismaninger Speichersee - Hollerner See -...

Charming road bike tour with beautiful views in the west of Munich, Bavaria. The loop starts in the western part of Munich at the Munich-Laim stop. From there it goes clockwise through Kreuzlinger Forst, Gilching, Biburg through the Ampertal valley to Olching, on to Gröbenzell and finally back to the starting point. The route leads along paved paths through a varied landscape. The route also offers refreshment stops and there is always the option of returning by public...

From the heart of Munich to the rugged peaks of the Mangfallgebirge, this journey demands a high level of physical endurance and absolute surefootedness. The route leads over the summits of the Jägerkamp, the Rotwand and the Bodenschneid, with exposed ridges and sections secured with wire ropes. Hikers experience a dramatic change in landscape from the Isar floodplains to blooming alpine meadows and the three lakes: Spitzingsee, Schliersee and Tegernsee. Historically, these paths served as...

Varied cycle tour through three countries - from Munich to Venice. This 600 km long cycle tour starts in Munich and leads past Bavarian lakes and rivers via the Tyrolean Inn Valley, through the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Dolomites, via Treviso to Venice. This cycle tour can take between 6 and 14 days - depending on your mood and fitness level. Highlights of the route: - Munich - Innsbruck - Brenner Pass - Sterzing - Dobbiaco - Cortina d'Ampezzo - Pieve di Cadore - Vittorio...

Scenic cycle tour from Munich to the Bavarian Alps. A long but rewarding tour that is easy to cycle and offers great panoramic views. It goes from the south of Munich via Pullach and Penzberg to Kochel am See and finally to Walchensee. The route then returns to Munich via Jachenau, Bad Tölz and Dietramszell. There are places to stop for a break in the villages. The starting point can be reached by bus and train, for example to the "Thalkirchen" stop. Highlights: - beautiful views

Varied bike tour in the Munich area. The extensive racing bike circuit leads from Munich to the picturesque Kirchsee. The route runs on gravel roads and easy trails. Sometimes a bit jerky for the gravel bike, the round is definitely fun even with a light mountain bike. -------------------------------------------- Accessible by bus and train