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About ARBERLAND
ARBERLAND Bayerischer Wald

Der älteste Nationalpark Deutschlands, der majestätische große Arber, ursprüngliches Brauchtum, Wellness pur und nur wenige Kilometer ins benachbarte Tschechien: Das ARBERLAND liegt im Herzen des Bayerischen Waldes und hat jede Menge für seine aktiven Besucher was zu bieten.

Neben seinem Ruf als malerische Erholungsregion genießt das ARBERLAND jedoch zunehmende Beliebtheit als Ganzjahresdestination für Outdoorsportler zu jeder Jahreszeit.

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    and others planned a hike.

    June 27, 2025

    Stage 3: Prackenbach to Hinterdietzberg — Germany’s Pandurensteig

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    18.2km

    3.5km/h

    420m

    410m

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    1. May 25, 2022

      From Prackenbach, at the beginning of the third stage, you go again to the towering quartz rocks of the pile. The craggy rock walls form bizarre and impressive figures in the fragrant pine and oak forest. On the outskirts of Viechtach you can take a break at the beautiful St. Antonius chapel before you

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    and others planned a hike.

    June 10, 2025

    03:24

    11.8km

    3.5km/h

    290m

    290m

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    1. This moderately difficult hike features natural highlights and places steeped in history. After crossing the border to the Czech Republic, there is a lot to learn and discover about the history of glass production and the long separation during the Cold War. On the Bavarian side, the tour leads through

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    and others planned a mountain bike ride.

    March 25, 2025

    30:12

    343km

    11.4km/h

    7,600m

    7,630m

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    1. March 15, 2023

      The southern route of the Trans Bayerwald runs approx. 344 km and 8,300 meters in altitude from Furth im Wald through the front Bavarian Forest to Passau, with views of both the border massif and the Danube plain.

      

      This route offers a varied mix of moderate sections, challenging trails and steep climbs

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    and others planned a gravel ride.

    March 25, 2025

    31:43

    330km

    10.4km/h

    7,080m

    7,100m

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    1. January 15, 2025

      Here you will find a gravel variant of the Trans Bayerwald-Südroute.

      

      Technically demanding sections are avoided on existing cycle paths where possible.

      

      These sections are not signposted, but are included in the GPS track.

      

      Deviations from the original tour:

      Stage 4 - Sankt Englmar/Markbuchen, Stage 5 - Schuhfleck

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    March 24, 2025

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    1. February 10, 2023

      The second stage is constantly uphill and downhill. From Frauenau you drive through the Poschinger forests along the national park border until just before Klingenbrunn.

      

      Around the Wagensonnriegel the route offers traily sections and at Kirchberg im Wald you will experience the Todtenauer Moor.

      

      The final

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    and planned a hike.

    March 14, 2025

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    1. March 10, 2025

      The first stage starts from Viechtach train station over the Regen bridge and continues on the “Goldsteig marking” along the Schwarzer Regen. It then continues up to Neunußberg. Along the “Goldsteig marking” over Ries, the Weigelsberg (898 m) to the Pfaffenzeller Höhe. and from here follow the “Dr64

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    and planned a hike.

    March 14, 2025

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    1. March 10, 2025

      From Bodenmais town hall, along the "Bo10" it goes past Böhmhof, Altes Forsthaus to Brandten. Continue through Brandten to Berghäusl. From here the climb continues up to the 965 m high Hennenkobel, with a wonderful view over the Zwieseler Winkel. Via Rabenstein and Innenried it goes down to the center

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    planned a hike.

    March 12, 2025

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    1. March 12, 2025

      From Böbrach, follow the "Red 1" trail out of town via Böbrachmühle to Haidsberg and down to the confluence of the Rothbach and Schwarzer Regen rivers. Continue along the trail to Teisnach and turn onto the river hiking trail before the Regen bridge.

      

      Follow the course of the Schwarzer Regen river and

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    planned a hike.

    March 12, 2025

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    1. March 10, 2025

      The fifth stage starts in Regen at the town square and leads via the church square and Mühlleite to the end of the spa park. Here the marking changes to the Turmweg, which runs along the reservoir. At the end of the reservoir, the so-called Kammerl, there is an ascent to the Langdorfer Oberberg. There

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    planned a hike.

    March 10, 2025

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    1. March 10, 2025

      From Zwiesel train station, the route goes through the glass town of Zwiesel, past the spa park and Binderanger, always following the course of the river, until the town is behind you.

      

      The river hiking trail from Zwiesel to Regen leads past Bettmannsäge and the "Nagerlbrücke" to the Regen reservoir

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