You mostly cycle along paved and well signposted cycling paths and on quiet side roads. On some longer sections you will cycle on unfortified roads. Short climbs can be overcome by pushing your bicycle.

Your first bike stage leads you from Munich via the lakes Weßlinger and Pilsensee to Lake Ammersee, the third largest lake in Bavaria. Allow yourselves a little break in Herrsching to enjoy the fantastic view over the lake. Past the Abbey Andechs you reach Lake Starnberg. For those who would like to start the trip more comfortable can cycle directly to Lake Starnberg.

Along the east side of Lake Starnberg you cycle till Seeshaupt. Shortly before, there is a nice swimming area where you can cool off on hot days. A real insider tip is the fantastic view over the lake Riegsee, before you reach Murnau am Staffelsee

In the morning you cycle to the largest moor area of Central Europe. Past the moor spa in Bad Kohlgrub you become enchanted from King Ludwig’s fairy-tale castles

The view of the castles Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau attend you a part longer on the way to Hopfen am See. Allow yourself a little break at one of the numerous lakes on the way to Nesselwang.

Today’s start begins a bit hillier. The compensation for these little efforts is the beautiful alpine panorama. The highlight of the day is the ride along Lake “Großer Alpsee” to Oberstaufen.

Enjoy the verdantly green landscape of the Allgäu before you enjoy the view over Lake Constance. Overnight stay in Lindau/Lochau.

Individual departure or extension of trip.

Day 2: Murnau/Seehausen am Staffelsee (70 km) Your first bike stage leads you through the Forstenrieder Park to Lake Starnberg. You can cycle along the Lake or shorten the stage to approx. 50 km by boat (on your own, possible daily from approx. 1st May).