Schinder Rundtour
Description
Start the tour at the Schwaigeralm parking lot behind Kreuth and ride up the forest road to the Bayralm. Here the forest road becomes a cart track and then a trail. The path soon widens again and leads very steeply down to the Bairache, which you cross and continue riding along the forest road on the Austrian side. After a good three kilometers, turn left onto the forest road up towards Schinder. Now you are confronted with no cycling signs, as it is well known that cycling on paths that are not expressly permitted is prohibited in Austria. You continue up the forest road for five kilometers, keep right at a fork and soon the trail branches off towards Valepp. This trail has some technical passages and requires good riding skills. The trail leads through a wonderful, rustic landscape and is also exposed in places with a risk of falling. It is great fun as it alternates between technical and flowing sections. On the German side, it becomes increasingly flowy until you reach Valeppstrasse, where you ride left towards Rottach Egern. The tarred road goes up and down, with a refreshment stop at the Monialm. You reach Enterrottach on a wider path. After a short while, turn left onto a path that rides to the Wallbergbahn cable car. After passing the cable car, you reach the forest road to Kreuth and ride back to the starting point.
Note: The route is located on Austrian territory and leads over routes that are not approved for mountain bikers. Riding this route on a mountain bike is the responsibility of each individual, in full awareness of the legal situation.
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Details of the tour
44 km
1060 m
1060 m
752 above sea level
1258 above sea level
1 day
Kreuth
Kreuth
2557
well suited
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