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A cycle path with good ground conditions

Beautiful here

Fantastically beautiful here

Too far for a detour but... It's worth stopping at Wedelstein for a few days.

From the turnoff to the Lenggrieser Hut, it's a tough 150m climb, always with a gradient of 12% to 18%, up to the saddle between Seekarkreuz and Spitzkamp. It's worth it because from here you have a new panorama to the south and you can climb up to the Seekarkreuz on foot in just under 100m (bike to the depot at the edge of the forest) - with an even better panorama! Easy to ride with an electric bike, but going downhill you need to be good at using the brakes and balance. Naturally, the gravel on such steep paths is slippery.

The Breitenstein is a 1622 m above sea level mountain in the eastern part of the Bavarian Prealps, in the German state of Bavaria. The mountain has two peaks, with the higher main peak to the east (1622 m) and the secondary peak to the west, the Bockstein (1575 m). Source and further information https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breitenstein_(Bayerische_Voralpen)

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