Sulzersteig
Description
After the parking lot before Mühlbach, the first seven kilometers are uphill on a gravel road, then you can either ride on to the Lenggries Hütte and enjoy an after-work beer there before joining the Sulzersteig. The Sulzersteig starts quite flowy over a meadow to the forest. The upper part is filled with gravel and a little rolling. Then it gets rougher and steeper and you come to the first hairpin bends. Further down, it becomes a little rocky and blocked. A few places are a little more difficult, but it's actually a lot of fun. However, you should avoid this section at the weekend, as there are a lot of hikers on the trail. Finally, you come out onto the forest road and head back up towards Hirschbergsattel. After half of the ascent, turn left. After about 1.5 kilometers, the next trail begins. This is followed very quickly by some tighter bends, but they are easy to ride or are suitable for practicing your turns as there are no roots in the bends. The descent is brisk until you reach the Hirschbergsattel forest road again, which you ride to the parking lot.
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Details of the tour
17 km
800 m
800 m
716 above sea level
1331 above sea level
1 day
Lenggries
Lenggries
2391
well suited
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