コンツェル周辺のおすすめ交通量の少ないサイクリングルート

permanent incline from Neukirchen to Maibrunn, very little traffic today :-)

Parish Church of St. John Due to its prominent location on the edge of the Pfahl (hill), the parish church of St. John in Moosbach is visible from afar, especially to the south and west. The church tower is 41.5 meters high and rises far above the houses in the Moosbach village. The origins of the current parish church and tower likely date back to the Romanesque period. The nave walls are Romanesque. The choir, tower, and vault of the church are late Gothic. In 1691, the church was expanded with two side chapels and given a Baroque redesign. Over the next few decades, the church received its current furnishings. Due to significant structural defects, the parish church underwent extensive renovation and expansion starting in the spring of 1963. In July 1963, the church was lengthened by eleven meters. Due to structural defects, the church was extensively renovated again from 1987 to 1991. The high altar is a Rococo creation from around 1720 to 1730. It contains life-size figures of Saint Helena and Emperor Heraclius as altar guardians, both of whom play important roles in the rediscovery and recapture of Christ's cross. Since 1990, the high altar has again featured the image of John the Baptist, the patron saint of the parish church. The words above the image, "Ecce agnus die" (Behold the Lamb of God), recall the words of John the Baptist when Jesus came to him at the Jordan to be baptized. The current altarpiece dates from the mid-19th century. The magnificently restored pulpit dates from 1691. Images of the four evangelists can be seen in the individual panels of the pulpit. The right side chapel features an altar dating from 1730. Its centerpiece is the statue of John the Baptist. Above him is the figure of Saint Joseph. Saint Barbara stands on the left side of this altar, and Saint Catherine on the right. The left side chapel is the Chapel of St. Mary and was also created in 1730. The altarpiece depicts a devotional image of Saint Anne, her daughter Mary, and the Infant Jesus. Also depicted in the image are Saint Sebastian and Saint Florian. The outer wall is decorated with a beautiful seated figure of Mary with the Infant Jesus. Source: Excerpts from www.pfarrei-moosbach-niederbayern.de

Rolls well . .

Here you can always enjoy a beautiful panorama 👍.

The steepest section is in the first third, then it is flatter and a bit more undulating. Generally good to ride

The Chapel of Our Lady, Klinglbach was built in 1884 by Johann and Katharina Wittmann as a private chapel and dedicated in 1886. From 1884 to 1937 it served as a private chapel. In 1937 it was inaugurated as a branch church of the parish of St. Engelmar. There are 12 wooden panels with images of the apostles on the gallery. The church is open during the day.

Wonderful panorama

with a wonderful view of the Gäuboden.