Chiemsee-Chiemgau

The nearly 30-kilometer-long adventure tour, signposted in both directions, begins at the Waging am See Tourist Information Center. It continues along the western shore of the lake to the small town of Taching. Here, a short visit to the Sailerhof farm in Mauerham is worthwhile. It boasts a beautiful

The circular route can be conveniently started in Traunstein. Here, you have the opportunity to visit three breweries at once: the Hofbräuhaus Traunstein, located in the old town for 400 years; the Schnitzlbaumer private brewery, Traunstein's oldest brewery; and the Wochinger Bräu, known for its handcrafted

The tour starts in the center of the climatic health resort of Inzell. Parking is available at the swimming pool or at the Max Aicher Arena. Europe's largest speed skating rink, with its striking architecture – a transparent glass facade and a roof that hovers like a cloud over the ice rink – is visible

In addition to numerous waterfalls and five hydroelectric power plants, the starting point of Altenmarkt an der Alz boasts the beautiful lawn in Laufenau in summer. Those who travel a little further south can experience one of Bavaria's last river ferries firsthand. The Alz ferry travels from Garsch

Siegsdorf – Hammer – Inzell – Ruhpolding – Eisenärzt – Siegsdorf



The name says it all on this tour. The Ice Age is a constant reminder. It passes moorland landscapes, a mammoth is your constant cycling companion, there's ice cream to lick, ice rinks for skaters, and cooling off in the form of liquid ice

The 60-kilometer-long Chiemsee Cycle Path runs close to the "Bavarian Sea." With a total elevation gain of 127 meters, it's ideal for a leisurely day trip. Numerous lidos and secluded coves await you around the lake, as well as inns, cafés, fish huts, and beach bars. The consistently signposted route

On the 380-kilometer-long Salt Loop, which stretches through southeastern Upper Bavaria, you'll not only discover many bodies of water and stories related to water, but salt is also omnipresent here, and you'll follow the trail of "white gold" along the Salzach River. Along the way, you'll pass through

Water – The Essence of Life



Water is omnipresent. Our cells are made up of 70–80% water, and scientists agree: Without it, life on Earth would never have begun. Looking at our planet from space, one thing immediately stands out: 71% of the Earth's surface is covered by water. Yet only a small portion

The 300 km route, which is signposted throughout, can be easily completed in 5-6 day stages and runs along one of the most famous Roman roads in southern Germany. Fifteen mileposts (stone columns over a man's height) attest to the route and importance of the road since the time of Emperor Septimius Severus

The Saltworks Cycle Route, which follows historic salt production sites, salt trade routes, and brine pipelines, begins in Rosenheim at the Salingarten – the end point of the last brine pipeline. You cycle through hilly terrain past Lake Simssee to Lake Chiemsee.



Before reaching Grassau, you pass the