ヴェルンシュタインアムインの峡谷・トップ4

The Mühltal valley separates the center of Innstadt from Rosenau in a wedge shape and connects seamlessly to the village of Saming, which belongs to the municipality of Freinberg.

As in the Kellberger Runde, the route goes directly up to Kapfham, left through this village, down into the Erlautal, then upstream along the Erlau through gorges to the rest area

The Vornbacher Enge is interpreted as a Pleistocene breakthrough valley. At the boundary between young loose rocks and crystalline basement rock, the valley of the Inn narrows noticeably. In the Pleistocene, the river cut epigenetically into the slowly rising crystalline rock. (Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)) Further information: https://www.umweltatlas.bayern.de/standortauskunft/rest/reporting/sb_geotope/generate?additionallayerfieldvalue=275R006

Coming from the north there is again a sign saying “cycling is prohibited”. Probably because of liability. The trail is not entirely safe, but it is great.

Beautiful grotto in the middle of the forest, dreamlike power place

Nice old bridge in the middle of the forest

If you are not too fine to carry your bike for a while, the way is a very nice bike route. :-) However, more for mountain bikes, but in principle also suitable for normal touring bikes. (But then with slightly longer sliding passages)

Perfect bike ride along the Erlau. Nice valley.