Seebergkopf
Description
The crisp tour up the Seebergkopf is a tour in a class of its own. Unfortunately, there is a prohibition sign at the Neuhütte stating that it is forbidden to ride a bike on trails and paths in the Croda Rossa area. Whether you are still in the Rotwand area here is debatable. In any case, it is advisable to ride the trail during the week. You start in Bayrischzell and ride along the cycle path towards Schliersee. After a few kilometers, the road branches off to the left and you follow the signs for Seebergkopf. The forest road soon begins and you pass the Klareralm and ride on to the Neuhütte. Now shoulder your bike and climb to the summit. If you don't feel like climbing to the summit, ride past the hut on the left and head straight down the trail to Bayrischzell. The descent from the summit to the Neuhütte is very technical and full of rocks. After the summit descent, the trail continues to the Neuhütte. This is not very steep, but is peppered with rocky edges and root passages. So it goes into the forest and the first section is too difficult. Until you come around the ridge and the steep descent to Bayrischzell begins. Here the trail is exposed along the slope and the rear wheel has to be turned on many hairpin bends. After four kilometers, the trail ends at the parking lot in Bayrischzell. Difficulty level of the descent: S3 to S4.
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Details of the tour
16 km
730 m
730 m
780 above sea level
1513 above sea level
1 day
Bayrischzell
Bayrischzell
2497
limited
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