High-quality unisex touring bike with comfortable low entry
Body size approx. 148 cm - 190 cm
On Lake Ammer, Lake Starnberg and Lake Kochel
Cycle through Bavaria's stunning lake region south of Munich, visiting Ammersee, Starnberger See, and Kochelsee. The route leads through Forstenrieder Park, past Andechs Abbey with its famous beer garden, and through the Pfaffenwinkel region with 159 churches and monasteries. Highlights include a boat trip on Lake Ammer, cycling around Lake Starnberg past elegant villas, visiting the Franz Marc Museum, and exploring Bad Tölz's decorated townhouses. Medium difficulty with mostly flat terrain and well-maintained paths.
The lakes south of Bavaria’s vibrant capital offer a charming blend of scenic tranquility, rustic coziness, and rich Bavarian tradition. This eight-day journey begins in lively Munich, where museums, beer gardens, and historic landmarks create a constant buzz. With each mile on the bike, the world grows quieter and the landscapes more breathtaking. Along idyllic shores like Lake Ammersee, you’ll enjoy sweeping mountain views and refreshing dips after your ride. Lake Starnberg has long attracted high society—both in imperial times and today. Throughout the journey, you’ll encounter Bavarian customs in welcoming towns and villages, especially in Bad Tölz. And of course, no visit would be complete without hearty local cuisine and the famous Bavarian hospitality.
Cycling south of Munich is easily manageable with a basic level of fitness. The mostly flat lakeside paths are interspersed with a few short climbs, which can also be tackled on foot if needed. You’ll ride along well-maintained cycle paths with beautiful views and quiet side roads, with only a few short stretches on main roads. Most of the route is asphalted, though some longer sections follow well-compacted natural trails.
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