Start Point
Information office Scharnitz (P2)
End Point
Information office Scharnitz (P2)
Difficulty
Hard
Total Distance
40,00 km
Descent Meters
1155 m
Ascent Meters
1155 m
Highest Point
1927 m
Total Time
06:30 h
Stamina
Technique
Best Time
Jan
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In an emergency
In an emergency
Guest card = ticket
Guest card = ticket
The guest card is valid as a ticket for all public bus services in the region during your stay. The train ride between Seefeld and Scharnitz as well as the Wildmoos bus are also included. You will receive the guest card from your host in digital or printed form.
DetailsBike Tours Along the Water
Cycling tours with a stop for refreshments
Mountainbike tour
Long and challenging tour — but absolutely rewarding in terms of scenery.
The route starts at the Nature Park Information Centre in Scharnitz or at parking area P2 and follows a low-traffic paved municipal road for the first 1.5 km. Just before the Isarlodge Wiesenhof, the well-rideable forest road begins straight ahead over the Gleirschhöhe to the junction into the Gleirschtal after about 4.5 km.
After a short descent and crossing the Isar, the climb begins — the so-called “Krapfen”. This is the first section of the tour that requires endurance and fitness. Once you reach the Gleirschtal ridge, the route passes beautiful alpine meadows and continues to a fork towards Möslalm.
At the next fork, you can choose between continuing directly or taking the right-hand path, which leads to the Möslalm after a short, steep climb.
From the Möslalm, a difficult ascent begins on
The route starts at the Nature Park Information Centre in Scharnitz or at parking area P2 and follows a low-traffic paved municipal road for the first 1.5 km. Just before the Isarlodge Wiesenhof, the well-rideable forest road begins straight ahead over the Gleirschhöhe to the junction into the Gleirschtal after about 4.5 km.
After a short descent and crossing the Isar, the climb begins — the so-called “Krapfen”. This is the first section of the tour that requires endurance and fitness. Once you reach the Gleirschtal ridge, the route passes beautiful alpine meadows and continues to a fork towards Möslalm.
At the next fork, you can choose between continuing directly or taking the right-hand path, which leads to the Möslalm after a short, steep climb.
From the Möslalm, a difficult ascent begins on
