Best bike touring trails in Rosenheim

Family-friendly bike tour near Rosenheim, Bavaria. The route, which is almost 11 km long, has lots of water and, thanks to its short distance, is ideal for a bike tour with the whole family. From the car park at the Rosenheim outdoor pool you cycle to Happing and past the Happinger lake (bathing lake and refreshment stop). The second half of the tour leads directly along the Inn. Highlights of the tour: - child friendly - Inn - Happing Lake - Happinger Ausee - Lake Florian

Highlights of the route: Rosenheim / Unterfürstätt -> Schloßberg -> Westerndorf -> Stephanskirchen -> Baierbach -> (Simssee) -> Riedering -> Gögging -> Tinninger See -> Schlipfing -> Lauterbach -> Geiging -> Rohrdorf -> Pinswang -> Altenbeuern -> Neubeuer -> Inn-Damm -> Rosenheim

22nd partial stage of the official long-distance cycle route through Germany from the Baltic Sea to Upper Bavaria (D-Route 11) The D-Route D11 (Baltic Sea to Upper Bavaria) runs on the entire route from Rostock to Freilassing in Bavaria. The route is usually on paved roads with little traffic. The long-distance cycle path is partially signposted with the D11 logo (half wheel and "11" on a red background), but sometimes only local cycle paths are signposted.

Epic Transalp from Rosenheim. This route is an epic, multi-day crossing of the Alps (Transalp) designed for road cycling. The journey takes you from Rosenheim in Bavaria across the border to Austria. The route is almost entirely paved and takes road bike enthusiasts to cultural highlights such as Salzburg and the picturesque Wolfgangsee. The biggest challenge of the tour is the long, sustained climb up to the Postalm, Austria's largest high plateau, which offers breathtaking views. This is...

Stage 1 of the “Salinen-Radweg” long-distance cycle path, Bavaria / Salzburg (Austria). This is the first stage of the historic saltworks cycle path, which runs for around 130 km through the Chiemgau Alps and the Salzburger Land and connects the salt and saltworks towns of Rosenheim, Traunstein and Berchtesgaden as well as Hallein in Austria. The first stage begins in Rosenheim and ends in Traunstein. Always cycling in the footsteps of salt, you pass cities such as Bernau am Chiemsee,...

Cross-border long-distance cycle path through the Chiemgau Alps and the Salzburg region, Bavaria / Salzburg (Austria). The historic saltworks cycle path connects old salt production sites with one another over a length of around 130 km from Rosenheim in Bavaria to Hallein in Austria. The saltworks cycle path follows old trade routes and the world's first brine pipeline. Museums and historic salt mines offer the opportunity to learn more about the history of salt production and its importance...