Mountain Passes in Bavaria

Ordinary increase from the main road from Aurach. Quite clear in the departure, so that you can run it properly.

Crossing the border, after an ascent from the Kemptener Hütte, it is only downhill from here to Holzgau.

The highest point of the Sudelfeld Pass is rather inconspicuous and is reached quickly after 5km from Bayrischzell. The previous / further course of the pass offers great views of … read more

The Riedberg Pass is Germany's highest passable pass. From fish, the Riedberg Pass is one of the toughest passes in Germany with ramps of more than 16 percent and continuously over twelve percent.

The Ruselabsatz is the ideal starting point for hikes or mountain bike tours. From this parking lot you have many options and destinations such as read more

Former miners' path to the abandoned molybdenum mine above the Höllentalklamm. The mouth holes of the tunnels (do not enter, danger to life) and remains of the foundation can be … read more

There are several names on the map: the Trischübel-Saddle or the Trischübel-Gatterl. Whether Gatterl or Sattel: In any case, you are here at the transition between the Königssee and the … read more

An absolute dream pass. Coming from the Tegernsee, the ascent is so gentle that you hardly notice anything and you can still make good speed. On the other side there … read more

The Älplesattel is a 1,780 meter high mountain saddle between Oytal and Dietersbachtal near Oberstdorf in the Allgäu Alps. The saddle can be reached from both valleys. The path from … read more

Highest point between Schönfeld and Thurnau. The view is nice.

The B 308 coming from Hindelang leads over the Oberjochpass, between Oberjoch and Tannheimer Tal (Austria). Pass summit, 1178 m above sea level. NHN.

From here you have many opportunities for relegation or promotion.

Either you climb up to the Fellhorn or the Kanzelwand or you get down to the Schlappoltsee station of the Fellhornbahn, or you get down to Riezlern.

The Schrofenpass is a worthwhile challenge by bike. You have to keep pushing your bike and lifting it over obstacles such as stones and stairs. In return, you have a … read more