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Tannheimer Tal – Blick ins Vilstal Runde von Grän

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Tannheimer Tal – Blick ins Vilstal Runde von Grän

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August 25, 2026

Tannheimer Tal – Blick ins Vilstal Runde von Grän

Moderate

02:31

37.5km

14.9km/h

420m

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Overview

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 12.5 km for 988 m

Discouraged: • December-May (otherwise open)

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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2.82 km

Path Between Berg and Innergschwend

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Here you roll through a wide, fertile valley and can enjoy a beautiful panorama. But remember: You are sharing the path with hikers who are on the Way of St. James Tyrol-Allgäu.

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3.79 km

Path in the Vils Valley

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The Vils valley is a wonderful place: green meadows, small villages and the mountains in the background. However, remember that you are on a designated hiking trail, the Way of St. James Tyrol - Allgäu.

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4.14 km

Tannheimer Valley

Highlight • Gorge

Worth a visit in every season.

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7.60 km

Tannheimer Valley

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The Tannheimer Hochtal valley fulfils (almost) all the wishes that a cyclist could have for a tour in the mountains. Unfortunately, it is not an insider tip. 😉 Great region, beautiful, will stay in your memory, recommended!

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11.2 km

Scenic cycle route above the Vils

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The Tannheimer valley is ideal for cyclists, you make good progress and always have different beautiful panoramas.

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12.5 km

View of the Vils Valley

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If you come up the Vilstalstrasse, this high valley opens up almost surprisingly. From here it goes on to the Tannheimer Tal near Schattwald or to Jungholz ... but both are still connected with steep gradients.

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