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Die Marvin-Route

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236.9miLength
43,536ftElevation gain
7Segments
Point to point
• Access information: Madonna di Campiglio ski slopes will be capped for the first time during winter 2025 and Carnival 2026. A cap of 14 thousand ski passes will be set during 15 days. For more information and reservations: https://www.ski.it/it/skipass/acquista-skipass-online-pinzolo-campiglio-folgarida-marilleva • Information to access: The Val Algone municipal road that starts from the Nambi hairpin bend and reaches Malga Movlina, is closed to vehicle traffic. For more information: https://lavocedeltrentino.it/dalle-valli/garda-trentino-le-condizioni-di-sentieri-e-ferrate-in-vista-dei-prossimi-ponti/ The Marvin Route MTB Tour links Kochelsee with the northern end of Lake Garda across several long stages. From the Bavarian foothills, the route first continues by way of Walchensee, Mittenwald, and Seefeld toward the Stubai Valley. It then crosses through Trins, Passo Sella, and the Wipptal to Sterzing/Vipiteno before reaching the Meran/Merano area by way of the Passeier Valley. Farther south, the route leads from Meran/Merano through Lana, forested sections, and Plätzerer Jöchl into the Non Valley. From Cagnò, Stage 6 can be ridden as either a western or eastern route. The western route leads through Mostizzolo, the Ciclovia della Val di Sole, Madonna di Campiglio, Cascate di Mezzo, Lago di Valadola, and Stenico to Villa Banale. The eastern route links Cagnò with Villa Banale by way of Cles, Lago di Andalo, and Lago di Molveno. The final stage then crosses through Fiavè, Passo del Ballino, and Lago di Tenno before descending toward Riva del Garda. This gives the Marvin Route a long north-to-south line through Bavaria, Tyrol, South Tyrol, and Trentino, combining lakes, valley routes, forested passages, pass crossings, and several larger transitions between regions. Very good fitness, careful planning, enough food, and sufficient water are useful for the long daily stages. The start, finish, and several stage towns can be reached by train and bus. Connections can be checked by section at https://www.bahn.de/ and https://www.trenitalia.com/
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Frequently asked questions

What’s helpful to know about this trail?

Enjoy this 236.9-mile point-to-point trail near Kochel , Bavaria. Generally considered a challenging route, it takes an average of 114 h 20 min to complete. This is a popular trail for backpacking, mountain biking, and bike touring, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day. The best times to visit this trail are May through October.

What is the expected weather this week for Die Marvin-Route?

Expected weather for Die Marvin-Route for the next 5 days is:
  • Sat, September 19 - 72 degrees/clear
  • Sun, September 20 - 64 degrees/drizzle
  • Mon, September 21 - 64 degrees/clear
  • Tue, September 22 - 65 degrees/clear
  • Wed, September 23 - 72 degrees/clear

Where is Die Marvin-Route located?

Die Marvin-Route is a trail located in Kochel , Bavaria, Germany.

How hard is Die Marvin-Route?

Die Marvin-Route is considered a hard hike that covers 236.9 mi, with an elevation gain of 43,536 ft. It takes about 24 hr+ to complete. Hard trails usually cover longer distances, and may have long or steep climbs or more difficult obstacles.

What is the elevation gain for Die Marvin-Route?

Die Marvin-Route is considered a hard hike that covers 236.9 mi, with an elevation gain of 43,536 ft. It takes about 24 hr+ to complete. Hard trails usually cover longer distances, and may have long or steep climbs or more difficult obstacles.

Is Die Marvin-Route a point to point trail?

Die Marvin-Route is a point to point trail that covers 236.9 mi, with an elevation gain of 43,536 ft. It takes about 24 hr+ to complete. Point-to-point routes have a different starting point and endpoint. The length of the trail refers to one-way travel on this route. Don't forget to plan for transportation when exploring point-to-point routes!

How long is Die Marvin-Route?

Die Marvin-Route is a point to point trail that covers 236.9 mi, with an elevation gain of 43,536 ft. It takes about 24 hr+ to complete. Point-to-point routes have a different starting point and endpoint. The length of the trail refers to one-way travel on this route. Don't forget to plan for transportation when exploring point-to-point routes!

Are dogs allowed on Die Marvin-Route?

Dogs may be allowed on Die Marvin-Route. Be sure to check regulations before heading out.

When is the best time of year to hike Die Marvin-Route?

May to October is the most popular time of year to visit Die Marvin-Route.

How busy is Die Marvin-Route?

According to trailgoers, Die Marvin-Route is usually somewhat busy. May to October is the most popular time of year to visit Die Marvin-Route.

Is mountain biking allowed at Die Marvin-Route?

Mountain biking is allowed on Die Marvin-Route. Double check if the trail is mixed use or MTB-only.

Is backpacking allowed at Die Marvin-Route?

Backpacking is allowed on Die Marvin-Route. Backpacking trails are typically longer and are often point-to-point trails. Camping accommodations vary, and can include campsites, dispersed camping, huts, or in-town accommodations. You should always double check if a permit is required.

Is Die Marvin-Route paved?

Yes, according to trailgoers, Die Marvin-Route is partially paved.

Are there forests at Die Marvin-Route?

Yes, Die Marvin-Route is a forest trail.

Are there wildflowers at Die Marvin-Route?

Yes, trailgoers have reported a variety of wildflower types on Die Marvin-Route, though the specific types can vary from month to month.

Is there wildlife at Die Marvin-Route?

Yes, many trailgoers have spotted wildlife at Die Marvin-Route. Always observe wildlife from a safe distance.

Is Die Marvin-Route rocky?

Yes, according to trailgoers, Die Marvin-Route includes rocky terrain. Watch your footing and wear footwear with good traction.
Last updated on September 19, 2026 at 12:24 am GMT+0