Sportier, lighter and more precise premium rental bike with diamond frame
Body size approx. 155 cm - 205 cm
Lakes, Castles and Panoramic Views
Cycle through Bavaria's stunning Alpine foothills from Lake Constance to Lake Königssee. This athletic route covers approximately 70-110 km daily, passing iconic landmarks including Neuschwanstein Castle, Wieskirche, and Herrenchiemsee Palace. Ride along scenic bike paths through rolling hills, past idyllic lakes like Staffelsee, Tegernsee, and Chiemsee, with breathtaking Alpine panoramas. The route follows mostly paved paths and quiet back roads through charming towns like Füssen, Bad Tölz, and Berchtesgaden.
This picturesque cycling route through the foothills of the Bavarian Alps links two of Germany's most renowned lakes: the majestic Lake Constance and the fjord-like Königssee. As you pedal through meadows, fields, moors, and forests, you'll follow rivers and pass by numerous lakes, both large and small, all while enjoying stunning views of the Alps. Well-maintained bike paths guide you from one cultural or scenic landmark to the next. Along the way, you'll encounter famous royal castles, iconic churches, historic market squares, fascinating museums, and even the Bavarian Sea.
A cycling holiday in southern Germany guarantees breathtaking panoramas of mountain landscapes, lakes, cities, villages, and rivers. Whether at Lake Constance, in the Palatinate, or along the Main Cycle Path, join us as we "cycle through" the most beautiful spots in southern Germany.
The rolling foothills of the Alps, with their stunning mountain views and idyllic lakes, make the gentle climbs and descents a true pleasure. You'll ride along scenic bike paths and quiet back roads, with only short stretches on main roads. The route is mostly paved, with some longer sections on well-maintained natural paths.
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