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Füssen, a charming town in the Ostallgäu region of Germany, not only offers breathtaking landscapes and cultural sights, but is also a paradise for road cyclists. The geographical location of Füssen makes it an ideal starting point for challenging road bike tours.
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The 10 most beautiful road cycling routes in Füssen
Road Bike
· Tannheim Valley
Forggensee round
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
92.8 km
4:40 h
1,496 m
1,496 m
With about 1000 meters of altitude difference the tour is not completely "without". Enjoy the alpine touch around the Tannheimer Tal
Road Bike
· Tannheim Valley
On the Trail of King Ludwig II
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
81.1 km
4:45 h
1,110 m
1,110 m
Start at the Tourism Information Office in Tannheim towards the East. At the intersection Grän/Haldensee turn left on to the Road L261 through the Engetal (valley) downhill to the former customs house "Fallmühle"…
Road Bike
· Tannheim Valley
Plansee loop
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
151.4 km
5:45 h
1,466 m
1,466 m
From Tannheim over the Gaicht Pass past the beautiful Plansee, around the Ammer Mountains through Füssen back into the Tannheimer Valley.
Road Bike
· Tannheim Valley
Bahnwaldsee round
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
95.4 km
3:45 h
591 m
591 m
Explore the Tannheimer Tal with its surrounding
Road Bike
· Allgäu
Namlos-Berwang-Runde (Namlos-Berwang Circuit Tour)
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
87 km
4:10 h
1,631 m
1,631 m
Easy mountain pass route into the Tyrolean Außerfern, stunning scenery in the Namloser Valley.
Road Bike
· Allgäu
Plansee-Runde (Lake Plansee Circuit Tour)
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
104.4 km
5:00 h
600 m
590 m
Around the Ammergebirge – this varied route combines nature and sightseeing highlights.
Road Bike
· Allgäu
Hahntenjoch
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
110.9 km
5:30 h
1,405 m
1,405 m
Classic pass route with an extended approach through the Lech Valley, one of the last European wild river landscapes with a breathtaking alpine backdrop.
Road Bike
· Ostallgaeu
14th ABK Allgäuer Radltour 2025 - Road bike - Panorama routes of Ostallgäu
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
87.6 km
4:00 h
823 m
823 m
Constantly up and down on the most panoramic routes through the beautiful Ostallgäu. Highlights include hop and Forggensee panoramas, Auerberg south side panorama road, alpine backdrop at Lengenwang, views of the Hohenfrey and Eisenberg castle ruins, panorama over southern Ostallgäu at Oberdolden. The route mainly consists of low-traffic, well-paved side roads that are ideal for road cycling. A good basic level of fitness is required for this hilly and therefore rather sporty route.
Subject to change!
Road Bike
· Allgäu
Forggensee-Dampflok-Runde (Lake Forggensee-Steam Locomotive Circuit Tour)
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
108.8 km
5:00 h
532 m
531 m
Route mostly running on disused railway lines through the pre-Alpine region.
Road Bike
· Allgäu
Allgäuer Seenrunde (Allgäu Lakes Circuit Tour)
recommended route
Difficulty
difficult
132.7 km
6:30 h
1,710 m
1,710 m
Challenging circular route into the Oberallgäu and Tyrol with the highlight Jochpass.
The region around Füssen is characterised by majestic mountains and idyllic lakes. The foothills of the Allgäu Alps offer a varied topography with gentle hills, steep climbs and fast descents - perfect for racing bike enthusiasts!
There are numerous beautiful racing bike routes in Füssen and the surrounding area. One popular route runs along Lake Forggensee, the fifth largest lake in Bavaria. Here cyclists can enjoy the picturesque scenery and put their fitness to the test at the same time.
Another recommended tour leads over the Fernpass to Tyrol in Austria. This route is demanding, but rewards with spectacular views of the surrounding mountains.
For ambitious riders, there are also some challenging passes around Füssen. Probably the best-known pass in the region is the Tegelbergpass. With a length of about 8 kilometres and an average gradient of 7 percent, it is a real challenge.
The best seasons for road cycling in Füssen are spring and autumn. At this time, the temperatures are pleasant and the roads are less busy. In summer it can get a little more crowded due to the tourist rush, but nevertheless road cycling is also possible at this time of year.
In summary, Füssen is a true Eldorado for road cyclists. With its impressive landscapes, numerous road bike routes and challenging passes, the region offers everything to make the heart of a passionate cyclist beat faster. Whether beginner or experienced professional - everyone will find their perfect road bike tour in Füssen!
There are numerous beautiful racing bike routes in Füssen and the surrounding area. One popular route runs along Lake Forggensee, the fifth largest lake in Bavaria. Here cyclists can enjoy the picturesque scenery and put their fitness to the test at the same time.
Another recommended tour leads over the Fernpass to Tyrol in Austria. This route is demanding, but rewards with spectacular views of the surrounding mountains.
For ambitious riders, there are also some challenging passes around Füssen. Probably the best-known pass in the region is the Tegelbergpass. With a length of about 8 kilometres and an average gradient of 7 percent, it is a real challenge.
The best seasons for road cycling in Füssen are spring and autumn. At this time, the temperatures are pleasant and the roads are less busy. In summer it can get a little more crowded due to the tourist rush, but nevertheless road cycling is also possible at this time of year.
In summary, Füssen is a true Eldorado for road cyclists. With its impressive landscapes, numerous road bike routes and challenging passes, the region offers everything to make the heart of a passionate cyclist beat faster. Whether beginner or experienced professional - everyone will find their perfect road bike tour in Füssen!
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