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Very nice bike path

The cycle path runs directly along the banks of the Traun. It is very pleasant to cycle.

I avoid the asphalted part of the path (Lohhäusl to Siegsdorf). At first glance, the path looks great, but the surface is so undulating that it feels like a mogul track.

A pretty, tranquil market square, a place where you can linger for a while. The small town of Waging is worth a visit and well worth seeing.

In the heart of the Rupertiwinkel cultural region lies one of the most diverse hiking destinations in Upper Bavaria. Countless hiking routes in Chiemgau gently curve past Lake Waginger. Excursions to mysterious places as well as well-marked circular hiking trails and educational trails open up the natural jewels in untouched nature. Free your mind between fauna and flora and let yourself be enchanted by the impressions while hiking.

The Traunstein town square in its current form was originally created as the main market and Schrannenplatz. The town square is the historical and cultural centre of the town and definitely a highlight. The Lindl fountain is the landmark of the town square. It was built in 1526 and shows the famous Traunstein salt maker in traditional costume, which symbolically commemorates the town's salt history. With its charming mixture of history, architecture and lively city life, the square offers numerous historical sights and a special atmosphere. It is not without reason that Traunstein is considered the heart of the Chiemgau and is well worth a visit.

The approximately 250 meter long and 85 meter wide square was created as the main, market and Schrannenplatz in the middle of the 14th century as part of Ludwig of Bavaria's urban policy and the organization of the salt trade and transport from Reichenhall via Traunstein to Munich. The salt deposits and the salt pan operations since 1619 remained decisive for the development of Traunstein until the 19th century. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ensemble_Stadtplatz_(Traunstein)

Very narrow streets and a lot of traffic. When we visited there were still market stalls set up around which the cars swerved very quickly. Partly dangerous with the bike.