Hirschberg-Trail
Description
The tour starts in Bad Wiessee on the Söllbach at the hikers' parking lot. The Söllbachstrasse first climbs gently uphill for seven kilometers, first on tar and then on gravel. At the very end of the climb, it becomes steeper and when you reach the saddle, turn left at the crossroads towards Hirschberg. If you ride straight on, you will come to the Schwarzentenn Alm (best chocolate egg liqueur cake far and wide) for a stop. After the refreshment stop, take the same route back to the saddle and then turn right towards Hirschberg. Follow this forest road until after three kilometers you take the forest road on the right towards Weidbergalm. It now becomes a little steeper before you reach the alpine pastures of the Weidbergalm after a good kilometer. At the fourth hut, turn right over the fence onto the alpine meadows. Push your bike for around 20 meters until you reach the highest point and you will now see a path down to the left that rides into the forest. This is the Hischberg Trail. The trail is in the shade all year round and is therefore rarely dry. It is quite rocky and can also be very slippery. But on the whole, the trail is quite flowy and fast. If you like it fast, rocky and slippery, you will get your money's worth here. After the first section, you come to a forest road, which you follow to the right. At the next junction, take a sharp left and after 50 meters turn right back onto the trail. Now it gets even faster and more flowy, but no less slippery. The trail is quite long by Tegernsee standards. Shortly before the end, turn left onto the slightly wider hiking trail and reach the main road at Kreuth town hall. Turn left and follow the road straight ahead. After 500 meters turn left over the bridge over the Weissach and after 300 meters turn left onto the Weißachausstrasse, which you follow to Rottach Egern. Pass the old people's home and then continue left along Weißachaustraße, which becomes Hofbauernstraße. When you reach the B307 (southern main road), cross it to the right and turn left into Enzianstraße. Turn right here and then left until you ride along the dam of the Weißach on the right. Shortly before you reach the shore of Lake Tegernsee, turn left over the bridge and ride right into the forest. After a short time you come to the main road to Bad Wiessee and follow this on the right on the cycle path back to Bad Wiessee. In a sharp right-hand bend, turn left into Im Söllbachgrundstraße. From here you return to the hiking parking lot at Söllbach. Note: The level of difficulty of the Hirschberg Trail is S2 throughout.
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Details of the tour
27 km
750 m
750 m
729 above sea level
1405 above sea level
1 day
Bad Wiessee
Bad Wiessee
2114
well suited
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Weidbergalm is unmanaged and there is an unmissable MTB ban on the uphill section