Gufferthütte
Description
Start at the Wildbad parking lot and ride towards and past the Schwaigeralm. This is followed by the first eight-kilometre ascent with a pleasant gradient. At the top of the Bayralm, you take a small path along the Bayrbach towards the state border. We cross this after the steep descent down the Bayrache and ride further downhill on the forest road. At the T-junction, we turn right and ride along the Brandenberger Ache. At the next junction, turn right towards Gufferthütte (Ludwig-Aschenbrennerhaus). Now follows the second, this time ten kilometer long ascent to the Gufferthaus. Here you should only stop for a short break, as there are still some difficulties ahead. After refreshments, we climb up to the right behind the house and head in a north-easterly direction. Climb over the small hump, shortly afterwards you come to a cart track and follow this to the left. Now you can see the lonely high plateau and the Halserspitze. Keep left on hiking trail 616b and carry your bike up to the saddle. Once at the top, the technical part of the trail begins, first up and down, then rocky and blocked downhill. A few hairpin bends await in the lower section until you reach open alpine terrain and the forest road. Ride along this until you reach the junction, where you are back on the ascent route. The Langenau Trail begins shortly after the Langenau Almen. This is great fun on an e-bike, but more of a training session on an organic bike. It goes up and down, with little flow without motor assistance. You roll past the Schwaigeralm and return to the parking lot.
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Details of the tour
41 km
1080 m
1080 m
788 above sea level
1513 above sea level
1 day
Kreuth
Kreuth
2183
limited
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