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Daddy1958 went mountain biking.
October 20, 2025
Überwiegend Straßen und Wege gewählt
03:11
61.1km
19.2km/h
980m
980m
Daddy1958 went mountain biking.
October 15, 2025
Endlich scheint mal wieder die Sonne, Webcams gecheckt und los! Rundum tolle Tour, sieht man ja auf den Bildern. Ausnahme: der S2-Trail (von km 6,3 bis 6,8/per Definition teilweise S3) nach der Deindlhütte, heftige Absätze (Foto 9), die ich nicht mehr fahren konnte. Dann lieber über Duft und Waldparkplatz aufi. Route über Feichteck gut fahrbar (dort hatte ich noch 52 % im Akku). Weiter hoch bis Pöcklenschneid, dort geradeaus weiter. Von Norden zogen Wolken auf und stauten sich vor den Bergen. Nach Süden war's locker wolkig. Rauf oder nicht rauf? Habe das Bike dann unterhalb des Karkopf abgestellt und bin zum Gipfel gelaufen, etwa eine halbe Stunde. Oben Lichtblicke, auch nach Norden und gute Bewirtung. Zurück zum Bike, dann runter zur Seitenalm und (nach kurzer Schiebepassage) den Rosenheimer Weg - ein Traum. Danach noch eine Ehrenrunde über Käseralm, Samerberg und Dandlbergalm. Restakku 18%. Für die Statistiker: Garmin Fenix 6 Pro hat 45,8 km, 1.930 hm, 4:39 h Gesamtzeit und Durchschnittsgeschwindigkeit 9,9 km/h. Bosch Flow (ohne Hike): 45,9 km, 1.580 hm, 3:06 h und 14,9 km/h.
03:47
45.7km
12.1km/h
1,610m
1,610m
@Daddy1958 - 👍great route - yes, the Max Schäfersteig is tough👋...
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It's gray all over today. The webcam (see photo) from the Pendlinghaus shows the Wilder Kaiser above the clouds - let's go.
Unfortunately, there was nothing left of it up there.
Well, the food was really good, I'd love to go there again.
The way back was uncomfortable, with a cold wind and drops of rain
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Remaining battery 69%
After the Lagleralm, a few hundred meters of S2 trail, I had to push a bit.
The descent into the Inn Valley was flowing.
I would NOT do the loop the other way around, because the S2 section would then be uphill, and because the clockwise descent is simply much nicer.
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I chose the route via the Jochbergalm because it was still new to me.
At the beginning, everything went according to plan; I was happy when the bike path didn't run too close to the road.
From km 23, the actual mountain bike route, up to km 30 on a forest road, then S1/S2, but still without pushing. The
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Today, the Trockenbachtal valley is in sunshine. First, a good 720 meters of elevation gain, then a gentle descent, with frequent photo breaks.
From the Schwarzrieshütte, the forest path continues for a long time, barely descending, to the hiking parking area below the Kranzhorn. Then it's paved and downhill
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Chiemsee Loop counterclockwise!
From Bernau, not to the lake and miles along the A8, but to the south through the peat bog. I would recommend it to everyone.
All the lakeside paths were very well-paved, unlike in September 2024 (high water).
The route through the Hirschauer Bucht nature reserve was also
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My plan was to go to Gorialm and continue towards Kampenwand/Sonnenalm. But it was closed!
I spontaneously rode through the Priental valley. The trails were fairly narrow, some steep and rocky. The scenery was beautiful and hilly. I ended up taking a shortcut due to time constraints.
Battery remaining: 69%
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This beautiful tour begins with a 720 m climb.
Past the Frasdorfer Hut, ever higher to the Laubenstein Gatterl. From there, you can hike to the summit on the left, but I already did that a year ago (September 24th in the snow).
Today, the route goes through the Trockenbachtal valley, across the border
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Great loop from Zweilütschinen. Clockwise via Grindelwald, Brandegg, Kleine Scheidegg to the Grindelwaldblick, where we stopped for lunch, then took the Mendelssohn Weg to Wengen and then a steep, winding descent to Lauterbrunnen and back.
Very well signposted, and the panoramas were endless.
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Around the Wendelstein!
This time with a bit of a mountain bike portion.
Up the toll road to the Tatzelwurm. Then S0/S1 through the Auerbach Gorge – I didn't want to go back down the passage with the spectacular rocks just to take a few pictures 😉. Beautiful valley with a well-maintained path.
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