Kleine Isartrails-Runde
Description
You start at Munich Zoo or beforehand at the German Museum and then follow the cycle path along the Isar. That's the beauty of Munich, you can start from any corner of the city and simply ride along the banks of the Isar and then upstream to the zoo. Shortly after the zoo, the trail starts on the left. It is always up and down, depending on the condition of the trail you have to find your way. It gets really muddy when it rains. At the Großhesseloherbrücke bridge, the route briefly follows the gravel cycle path and then immediately turns left onto the trail. Now it gets a bit rougher - but technically no problem if you are fast enough. At the Grünwalderbrücke bridge, you switch to the other side of the Isar, cross the main road and then immediately turn right up into the next trail. A few steeper and longer climbs follow until you briefly meet the Wolfratshauserstrasse on the high bank near Buchenhain. A beautiful downhill awaits here, which is long and fast by Isar standards. The trail descends rapidly back down to the Isar. At the end of the trail, you return to the forest path. Shortly before the Grünwalderbrücke bridge, you climb back onto the trail from the approach and then cross the Grünwalderbrücke bridge and stay on the bank. Now come a few faster, wider trails. It is a constant up and down. Trail again, then asphalt cycle path, then trail again. Before the Großhesselloher bridge, the trail climbs quite steeply to the high bank. Once you reach the top, you can take a short break at the Isarfräulein and then ride over the bridge and back down again to reach the trail of the approach and ride it back to the zoo.
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Details of the tour
25 km
335 m
335 m
523 above sea level
614 above sea level
1 day
München
München
2343
well suited
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