Wallberg
Description
At the upper end of Lake Tegernsee lies the village of Rottach Egern and the Wallberg. It stands steep and majestic, watching over the Tegernsee valley. The mountain is not only popular in winter, with locals and Munich residents alike. In summer, you can take a beautiful mountain bike tour around the mountain. Start at the Wallbergbahn cable car and ride along a wide hiking trail towards Enterrottach. Here you can now take the Suttenmaut road up or the forest path to the left of the road. Ride up this road for about 2.5 kilometers until you reach the Hufnagelstube parking lot, where the forest road branches off to the right, first paved, then on gravel, it is sometimes very steep up to the Wallberghaus. Now you can either take the summer trail straight down or continue up to the Wallberg mountain station and, if necessary, climb to the summit of the Wallberg (approx. 30 minutes ascent).
Back on the summer trail, you first descend on gravel, turn into the forest and after a few bends, a trail branches off to the left. This is the winter trail, which rides partly steep and rooty to Wallbermoos. From here, the trail is rather flowy with a few rocky steps, but not too demanding. The average level of difficulty is S2 with a few S3 passages in the upper section. This brings you back to the summer trail, which you ride to the Wallbergbahn parking lot. A stop at the famous Bräustüberl in Tegernsee is now popular. Here you can enjoy the end of the tour.
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Details of the tour
16 km
850 m
850 m
768 above sea level
1599 above sea level
1 day
Rottach-Egern
Rottach-Egern
2188
well suited
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Hi, the descent "was" a much appreciated BIKE trail for me too
.... BUT ....
from approx. 1240 m down to approx. 920 m there is a clear BIKE PROHIBITION. It wasn't me !!!
Especially in summer, it makes a very bad mood and biker image if you roll down there having fun.