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Aussicht vor Bischofswiesen – Watzmannblick Runde von Bad Reichenhall-Kirchberg

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Aussicht vor Bischofswiesen – Watzmannblick Runde von Bad Reichenhall-Kirchberg

Julian planned a bike ride

September 4, 2021

Aussicht vor Bischofswiesen – Watzmannblick Runde von Bad Reichenhall-Kirchberg

Moderate

02:36

38.8km

14.9km/h

450m

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

Includes segments that go up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 17 m for 5 m

After 38.8 km for 5 m

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224 m

Saalach waterfalls in Bad Reichenhall

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Right on the Saalach near Bad Reichenhall, a nice place to take a break while hiking or biking

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1.44 km

View of the Alps from Gmeinerstraße, Bad Reichenhall

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Especially in late autumn and early winter, when this side of the valley or the viewing point is in the shade, there are beautiful views of the light (sunny side).

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4.40 km

Hallthurmer Berg

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Although it goes steeply up (or down) depending on the direction of travel. But still worth the Untersbergrunde again and again.

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13.7 km

View of Bischofswiesen and the Watzmann

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Many well-known mountains are visible from here, such as the Watzmann and the "Sleeping Witch".

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16.3 km

View of Watzmann and Königsseer Ache

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19.7 km

The place was first mentioned between 1102 and 1105[2] as a settlement of the berthercatmen monastery foundation, which as a collegiate monastery was granted forest sovereignty and the associated freedom to mine salt and metal as early as 1156.

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23.4 km