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At Gasthof Genosko, organic and beer-based delights, regional cuisine, numerous organic ingredients, and freshly tapped Aldersbacher beer provide energy and good cheer. Those who prefer a relaxing end to the day can simply stay in one of the rooms. Bike-friendly and down-to-earth – just right for travelers. www.gasthof-genosko.de

The small Spiegelau train station connects Zwiesel with Grafenau.

Grafenau, a lively small town on the Ohe River. Grafenau is a vibrant hub for your tour: cafés, shops, beer gardens around the town square and train station, and the town park offer plenty of opportunities for a relaxing break. If you fancy a change of pace from nature during your tour, hop off your bike here for a bit. www.grafenau.de

Perlesreut surprises with a truly beautiful market square – ideal for a relaxing break. At the Hafnerwirt inn, you can enjoy beers from Bucher Bräu in Grafenau and the First Steam Brewery in Zwiesel, while the Gasthaus Gruber inn awaits you with traditional fare. Perlesreut Market Square – A Break with a View Perlesreut boasts an open, sunny market square, perfect for a short break from your bike. Dismount, grab an ice cream, take in the view of the valley – and then you're ready to continue your ride towards Kapellenhof, refreshed and ready to go. www.perlesreut.de

Bucher Bräu – A beer break on the banks of the Ohe River. Freshly tapped, regionally rooted, and with a beer garden right on the water – a cyclist's dream. They've been brewing here since 1843, and you can taste it in every sip. An ideal stop to catch your breath. www.bucher-braeu.de

Grafenau is a vibrant hub for your tour: cafés, shops, beer gardens around the town square and train station, and the town park offer plenty of opportunities for a relaxing break. If you're looking for a bit of urban variety amidst your nature tour, take a short break here. www.grafenau.de

The town square, a protected historical ensemble, with its surrounding commercial buildings, has always formed the heart of Grafenau. The weekly market is held here every Friday morning. The town square rises steeply to the north. Here stands the neo-Gothic former town hall, built in 1845 and featuring a stepped gable; it now houses the National Park Administration. At the upper end is the parish church of the Assumption of Mary. https://www.grafenau.de/tourismus-grafenau/de/urlaubsthemen/baerenstadt/sehenswertes-grafenau https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grafenau_(Niederbayern)

very beautiful village center