Accessible holidays in Freising

The handbike route presented here leads in 11 stages far around Munich. From S-Bahn terminus to the next. A total distance of almost 400 km.

Except for the ascent from Burghausen to Thalhausen, it is a flat route. Partly on the street, bike paths, and also well-ridable sections on gravel are included. Beautiful landscape in the Amper valley.

Nature and Culture

Flat route from Freising through the Eittinger Moos to Erding.

The route follows the Ammer-Amper cycle path away from the road through the Amper meadows, partly directly along the Amper, past ponds, fields, and beautiful flower meadows. The route is flat, mostly on dirt paths, which are mostly easy to ride on.

Along the Leitersdorfer Bach, we head to the St. Josef cemetery chapel (historic monument). A quiet footpath leads us from the town center to the cemetery; this path has probably been in use since the Middle Ages or even longer.

Hike or bike route to the church of St. Margaretha.The path leads us through side streets and pedestrian/bike paths to the Halsberg district with its church of Saint Margaretha. A sunny path along the Aben valley.

This circular hike is suitable for both joggers and families with strollers. The majority of the path is paved. The other part consists of wonderfully maintained trails. The paths run both across open areas with lots of greenery, which is ideal for letting dogs run and play, as well as through forests that provide wind shelter. In the Freising Forest (about three-quarters of the way into the hike), you can follow many different trails. There is a fitness trail for athletes and a learning and adventure trail for both children and adults to discover a lot. Additionally, there is the option to stop by the beer garden at the "Plantage" and watch the children playing on the playground during a break. (Seasonal business - observe opening hours) Parking is possible and common at the start and end point just after the traffic sign on the roadside. #strollersuitable #circularhike