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Klausenberg loop (MTB Tour 49)

Mountain biking trails

Klausenberg loop (MTB Tour 49)

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Klausenberg loop (MTB Tour 49)

01:28

17.3km

390m

Although this round is only 17 kilometers long, it offers you the complete program: a beautiful mountain world, a tough climb and a visit to Austria. The starting point is at the tourist information office in Reit im Winkl.

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Last updated: June 4, 2024

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2.92 km in total

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2.70 km

Border Crossing Germany–Austria (Kössen)

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Plain and simple. 🙂

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5.26 km

View of the Wilder Kaiser Mountains

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Depending on the direction you are going, you will either roll downhill or pedal uphill. No matter which way you go, you are guaranteed a wonderful view.

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13.1 km

View of the Mountain Scenery from the Cycle Path

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Great panorama, pure nature.

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13.6 km

Klausenbergalm

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In my opinion, this is the most beautiful place in the entire area.😍 A babbling brook, lush green meadows and wonderful peace. You can also find a nice spot for a picnic here.

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16.0 km

Bridge Over the Loferbach

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A bridge takes you over the Loferbach, which has a fairly wide stream bed with scattered gravel islands. If you need a refreshment, you have good access to the water here.

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17.3 km

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Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

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6.23 km

4.77 km

4.05 km

1.19 km

805 m

262 m

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Surfaces

7.24 km

6.75 km

3.25 km

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Highest point (840 m)

Lowest point (590 m)

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Reit im WinklApril 15, 2024

Although this round is only 17 kilometers long, it offers you the complete program: a beautiful mountain world, a tough climb and a visit to Austria. The starting point is at the tourist information office in Reit im Winkl.
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You will soon cross the border into Austria - without the signs you probably wouldn

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