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Märchenhafter Inntrail – Stadtplatz Mühldorf Runde von Tüßling

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Märchenhafter Inntrail – Stadtplatz Mühldorf Runde von Tüßling

Melanie planned a bike ride

June 12, 2021

Märchenhafter Inntrail – Stadtplatz Mühldorf Runde von Tüßling

Moderate

02:52

42.9km

14.9km/h

300m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The route includes a crossing by ferry. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Includes a ferry crossing

Check ferry timetable.

After 35.2 km for 141 m

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Innleiten Trail Along the Inn

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Be careful, the path goes steeply down right next to the path! Path is always slippery through many sources.

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Pilgrimage Church of St. Mary’s Assumption and St. Michael’s Chapel (Pürten)

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The late Gothic church was built around 1400 and is located on the edge of a lower inner terrace. Together with the cemetery, St. Michael's cemetery chapel and the rectory, it forms a closed building ensemble.

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Inn Canal near Pürten

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Picobello maintained route on the dam.

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St. Martin Church, Ebing

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A beautiful sight coming down the mountain!

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35.2 km

Inn Ferry Mühldorf

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At this point you can cross the Inn with the ferryman and the last existing Inn ferry as in the "good old days". As a cable-bound ferry, it does not …

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36.0 km

Mühldorf Town Square

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Mühldorf looks back on over 1,000 years of history. The city used to be very important because of its river crossing - the Inn as a trade route once established …

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