Spitzstein
Description
From the A93 highway (Kufstein-Rosenheim), ride over the Inn bridge and then immediately turn left. You can park your car here and start the tour. Follow the trail along the stream towards Nußdorf until you reach the ST 2359, cross it and turn half-left onto the Hochriesweg. At the end of the village, turn right onto the Heuberg forest road. At the edge of the forest, the route changes from gravel to concrete and now climbs quite steeply up to the Diendlalm. Pass the Diendlalm and continue along the forest road to the edge of the forest. The trail begins at the gate. You then meet a forest road again and continue past the Euzenauer Alm until you have to climb over the fence at the edge of the forest and ride the trail to the cart path. The trail takes a very steep right-hand bend through the forest. Turn right at the crossroads. After a while, the forest road leads into a gentle trail. Follow this past the Schwarzrieshütte and on to the Klausenstrasse. There are now numerous hairpin bends uphill. Once at the top, you have a wonderful view of the Kaiser mountains. Turn right up to the Spitzsteinhaus. It's worth stopping for a bite to eat here, then continue south along the tarred road towards Erlberg. After a quick tarred descent, you come to the Kranzhorn junction, where you turn right and ride over beautiful alpine terrain to the Schindlaualm. Shortly afterwards, you climb up a small path to the forest and cross the border into Germany. At the ridge, the route climbs up the cart track and then descends quickly and steeply to Windshausen. In Windshausen, you cross the main road and ride back to the starting point on the Inn cycle path.
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
39 km
1440 m
1440 m
459 above sea level
1249 above sea level
1 day
Nußdorf a. Inn
Nußdorf a. Inn
2345
well suited
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