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Badeplatz Baierbach – Aussichtsturm Simssee Runde von Waldering

Matthias Lehner

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Badeplatz Baierbach – Aussichtsturm Simssee Runde von Waldering

Matthias Lehner planned a mountain bike ride

June 17, 2022

Badeplatz Baierbach – Aussichtsturm Simssee Runde von Waldering

Moderate

02:05

29.6km

14.2km/h

320m

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Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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4.03 km

Baierbach bathing area on Lake Simssee

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Highly recommended to let the Göhren Wichmanns let off steam. The beautiful playground with a boat is a magnet for children.

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8.13 km

Hötzinger at Simssee

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noticeable in the immediate nature, the Simssee-Stuben are an oasis of idyllic peace. Even the view of the lake leads to relaxation for mind and soul. The visible proximity of …

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11.3 km

Simssee Observation Tower

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The newly built observation tower at Simssee near Eichen offers a great view over the lake to the Inntal mountains.
The lower platform with a height of 1.5m can be …

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13.3 km

View of St. Andreas Church, Thalkirchen

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St. Andreas is enthroned in a particularly attractive location on the "Rain", a high ground above the Ache

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17.2 km

Glacial Erratics Rest Area Moosen

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Schöngelegener rest area with Bankerl above Moosen with a collection of boulders from different rock types and regions of origin.

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18.4 km

Pilgrimage Church of St. Anna, Stephanskirchen

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The Romanesque first church must have stood as early as the 9th century, as almost all churches with the patron saints Stephanus and Laurentius go very far back. According to …

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21.1 km