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Bavaria
Upper Bavaria
Miesbach
Landkreis Miesbach
Weyarn

View of the Bavarian Alps – Church in Reichersdorf loop from Naring

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Mountain biking trails
Germany
Bavaria
Upper Bavaria
Miesbach
Landkreis Miesbach
Weyarn

View of the Bavarian Alps – Church in Reichersdorf loop from Naring

Intermediate

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View of the Bavarian Alps – Church in Reichersdorf loop from Naring

02:48

41.1km

690m

Intermediate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 1, 2025

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2.78 km

Rest area on the Leitzach River

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inviting

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2.95 km

Leitzach Hydropower Pipeline

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between the towns of Feldolling and Vagen. The Leitzachwerke serve to generate and store electrical energy and are operated by the Stadtwerke München.

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3

10.8 km

View of the Bavarian Alps

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Great view tour very asphalt heavy lots of gravel few trails

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4

12.3 km

Scenic Forest Flow Trail

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Although not as fast as the main road parallel next to it, it is much more fun.

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5

24.0 km

Pilgrimage Church of St. Marinus and Anianus, Wilparting

Highlight • Religious Site

The pilgrimage church of St. Marinus and Anianus is the landmark of Wilparting. The missionary Marinus died there as a martyr at the age of 40 - Wilparting has been …

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26.0 km

View of the Alps from Irschenberg

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Magnificent view of the mountains with a 180 degree panorama. However, the noise of the highway and the many people at the "summit" are a bit annoying. Not my favorite, …

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7

27.9 km

Wendling Chapel

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Nice little chapel that can easily be overlooked as it is not directly on the path.

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8

37.3 km

Church in Reichersdorf

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41.1 km

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Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

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33.3 km

3.67 km

3.40 km

526 m

249 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

32.1 km

5.88 km

1.47 km

921 m

734 m

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