Taubenberg
Description
The Taubenberg was always an insider tip and the trails were built and ridden by locals. The Covid pandemic made the situation problematic because nobody could ride to Austria or Italy and the Taubenberg was too busy. This led to problems and ultimately to the MTB ban. The situation is slowly easing again and mountain bikers are more or less tolerated.
The tour starts in Oberwarngau, you ride south along the Schulweg, then continue along the forest road into the forest. The gravel road now climbs steeply until you reach the top of the plateau. Here you ride along the forest road to the left and soon a small clearing appears, from which several paths lead into the forest. Choose one of these and ride down the trail. There are small berms and jumps in places. The roots stick out quite a bit, as the trails have suffered a bit from frequent use. The trails are all similar in character. Grippy forest soil with some roots that are not too steep can be ridden with good momentum.
Three different variants are offered in the GPX track. None of which are too difficult. The difficulty increases with the speed.
Return to Oberwarngau via the field path.
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Details of the tour
15 km
500 m
500 m
719 above sea level
905 above sea level
1 day
Oberwarngau
Oberwarngau
2981
well suited
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The tour is cool, but very conflict-ridden. There can hardly be any talk of "relaxation".