Trettach Valley – Gerstruben Mountain Village loop from Oberstdorf

Trettach Valley – Gerstruben Mountain Village loop from Oberstdorf

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Trettach Valley – Gerstruben Mountain Village loop from Oberstdorf

01:26

19.3km

520m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 26, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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Allgäuer Hochalpen

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Start point

Train Station

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964 m

View of the Alps

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Beautiful view when you leave Oberstdorf to the south

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1.86 km

Trettach Valley

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The Trettach

rises south of Oberstdorf near the Trettachspitze and is about 14 km long.

From its source, the Trettach flows through the Trettach valley of the same name via …

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4.94 km

View of the Trettach Valley

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In summer and in winter - on the way up to Gerstruben you always have wonderful views of the Trettach Valley.

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6.26 km

Beautiful view into the Trettach Valley

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In the bend of the farm track to Gerstruben, there is a great view into the Trettachtal.

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6.78 km

Gerstruben Mountain Village

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Beautifully located old mountain village on the driveway to Alpe Dietersbach. Here you can eat hearty and enjoy a fantastic view. On Wednesday, the restaurant is closed.

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7.01 km

Avenue of Trees in Dietersbachtal

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Beautiful avenue in the Dietersbachtal above the mountain farming village

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9.65 km

Dietersbach Valley and Alpe Dietersbach

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The Dietersbach Valley is also called the Gersteuber Valley.
The Dietersbach Alp lies at an altitude of 1,330 meters and is one of the oldest alpine pastures in the Allgäu region.

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